About the Institute
The Institute for the Teaching of Arabic Language was established in the year 1386/1387 A.H., based on the recommendation of the Supreme Advisory Council of the University in its second session held on 29/07/1383 A.H., under the name of (Language Teaching Division for Non-Arabs), and studying in it especially for non-Arab students who are not fluent in the Arabic language, in order to reach the level that enables them to continue studying in the university’s colleges or institutes and houses affiliated to it according to their academic qualifications. Institute for Teaching Arabic to Non-Native Speakers) The management of the institute has been successively managed by a number of eminent people, namely:
To be a distinguished international reference in linguistic studies, Islamic culture, scientific research, and the preparation and training of learners and teachers in teaching Arabic to non-native speakers.