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Arabic language faces decline in homeland
The article points to a decline in the status of the Arabic language in Egypt due to the increasing use of foreign languages in the public sphere, despite the existence of laws aimed at protecting it. Foreign names are now seen as symbols of success and social status, which has gradually led to a decrease in reliance on Arabic. The problem lies in the fact that this trend threatens the nation's identity, as laws alone are not sufficient to preserve the language if its value is not embraced within society and reinforced environmentally and culturally. Therefore, it is essential to view Arabic as part of the national identity and a foundation for cultural expression, rather than relying solely on regulatory laws.
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