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 Objectives:

1.  Statement of the political system in the rules of Islam through the Qur'an and Sunnah 
2.  Reply to Mithar against Islam suspicions concerning Balemraeh
3.  The protection of the Islamic religion of the West's ideas

  Course description:

• Curriculum and identify the most important fashions covered in the book scheduled
• Definition of politics, sources aware of the political system in Islam, and the characteristics of the political system in Islam

 Course Description

This course trains the students to distinguish between correct and incorrect pronunciation of the English sounds, before proceeding to develop their pronunciation 

skills.  The course deals with vowels, consonants, accentuation and rhythm, and intonation. The recorded drills form an integral part of the course

Course Aims

1. vowels and consonants 
2. voicing
3. strong and weak syllables
4. weak forms
5. stress in simple words

 Course Description

This course contain of basic concepts in the areas of pragmatics, psycholinguistics, and sociolinguistics. The nature of the discipline of linguistics, its branches, and its relations to other disciplines, such as sociology, psychology, and philosophy. . How language is used in context in view of the most important pragmatic theories: speech acts, Grice’s maxims, and politeness theory, and of how shared knowledge plays a role in the linguistic choices we make. The relationship between language and the brain.