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The article discusses the importance of the Arabic language and its impact on identity and emotion, emphasizing the necessity of maintaining the mother tongue rather than replacing it with a global language like English. It explains that language influences thinking patterns and deeply expressing feelings. The article also affirms that arts and creativity develop more fully within the framework of the mother tongue, and that a global language should be limited to economic contexts, not used as a means to substitute for self-expression and cultural identity. It concludes with a call to preserve the Arabic language as a fundamental part of national identity, and to prevent capitalist markets from eroding cultural heritage.
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