There is no doubt Arabic of the Quran is the sacred language.
Now the Arabic I have heard from Saudis, Ordanis, falastini, soori and the masri is so disagreeable to my ears.
The meaning of words and context of Fus-ha (classic Arabic) is still debated by these Arabs not agreeing on what certain words mean. For instance Jayb and khimar are ambiguously understood that it leads some think it means a fully covered women, other think face shown not hair and misinterpretations go on. It's perhaps better to get our mullahs to learn fus-ha and remove any signs of blatant ignorance. Let Arabic be the prerequisite to any Islamic course or even keep Fus-ha Arabic as a compulsory course to ALL undergraduate level studies.
Going back to Amir Hamza Shinwari's words, Pashto takes me home.
Now the Arabic I have heard from Saudis, Ordanis, falastini, soori and the masri is so disagreeable to my ears.
The meaning of words and context of Fus-ha (classic Arabic) is still debated by these Arabs not agreeing on what certain words mean. For instance Jayb and khimar are ambiguously understood that it leads some think it means a fully covered women, other think face shown not hair and misinterpretations go on. It's perhaps better to get our mullahs to learn fus-ha and remove any signs of blatant ignorance. Let Arabic be the prerequisite to any Islamic course or even keep Fus-ha Arabic as a compulsory course to ALL undergraduate level studies.
Going back to Amir Hamza Shinwari's words, Pashto takes me home.



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