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Could any colleague provide me with any article about Arabic culture or Islamic values in relation to ethical behavior?
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I am an Arabic lecturer from Indonesia who intend to compose a proficiency test to measure my students' Arabic competencies. In this case, I consider to copy the format of TOEFL for English proficiency test. The challenge is, I have difficulties finding any native Arabic recording for that kind of test. Is there any Arabic listening assessment format which resembles TOEFL?
Thank you very much! I really appreciate each word you give as the responses of my question.
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Good Answer Maziyyatul Muslimah
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Dear fellow researchers,
I'm trying to locate recent methodological debates on doing research in the Arab region. I have found a Symposia on the topic in Political Science & Politics (39:3), various useful publications by POMEPS, and a report of a workshop held in Edinburgh by Suleiman and Anderson (2008). Can anyone recommend any other publications? Ideally some of these would be located outside American/British academic circles.
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If still relevant - see 
Field Research in Conflict Environments: Methodological Challenges and Snowball Sampling, Jul 2011
Journal of Peace Research
Nissim Cohen
Tamar Arieli
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You may be interested in my psycho-historical research into one northern Saskatchewan aboriginal community.
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Thanks, will definitely read it!
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I want to do some research on comparative Arabic dialectology. Can anyone recommend grammatical descriptions of varieties of Arabic?
They can be from any time, any place and basically in any language.
The best would be grammatical descriptions or scetch grammar, but also articles or theses focusing on specific grammatical topics.
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Great references! Thank you all so much!
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Dear colleagues! We know that the two ideologies are very similar (pan-Arab nationalism, socialist ideas). Yet I have read that Baathism was more radical, more left, since it did not confine itself to the agrarian reform, but aimed at creating an overwhelming state sector in industry. But I can object to this, pointing out that the share of that sector in Egypt under 'Abd-un-Nasir reached 85%. Does the difference boil down to the simple fact that Nasserism centred on a certain leader, while Baathism did not? And that Nasserism centred on Egypt, while Baathism "was divided" between Syria and Iraq? Or were there indeed any serious socio-economic differences in the programmes?
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In addition to what Dr. Grover mentioned above, opposition to Israel was one the main goals of Nasserite Arab Nationalism. Further, Nasserism was mainly in Egypt and Syria but Baath party has different national permutations. With respect to nationalism, Baathism might have a stronger nationalist component than Nasserism.  
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Arabic instruments means originally developed scales or instruments in Arabic language. please let me know these studies or scales if present.
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You didn't know that Arabs live forever and hence are never anxious about death?. The poet said:
أمة العرب لن تموت وإني    أتحداك باسمها يا فناء 
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I am interested in the conceptualization of empowerment in Arab-Islamic context through language, and the discourse that underlies empowerment, and I want to find out if it is only used in specific issues (women or youth empowerment) or as collective and peaceful way of improving human rights. 
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As a native speaker too, I am 100% agree with Nouf interpretation, I think it is the ideal answer to your question.
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how do Arab act in public around others people like Americans
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Here are some references most of which are based on ethnographic research among Arab communities in the US:
el-Aswad, el-Sayed. (2006).  The Dynamics of Identity Reconstruction among Arab Communities in the US, Anthropos, 101 (1): 111-121. Link: http://www.academia.edu/2059781/The_Dynamics_of_Identity_Reconstruction_among_Arab_Communities_in_the_US
el-Aswad, el-Sayed. (2010) “Narrating the Self among Arab Americans: A Bridging Discourse Between Arab tradition and American Culture,” Digest of Middle East Studies (DOMES), 19 (2): 234-248. DOI: 10.1111/j.1949-3606.2010.00032.x  link: http://www.academia.edu/2043984/Narrating_the_Self_among_Arab_Americans_A_Bridging_Discourse_Between_Arab_tradition_and_American_Culture 
el-Aswad, el-Sayed. (2011). "Arab Americans’ Hybrid Identity,” Tabsir: Insight on Islam and the Middle East. Link: http://tabsir.net/?p=1364#more-1364
el-Aswad, el-Sayed. (2013).  “Arab Americans,” Multicultural America: A Multimedia Encyclopedia. Ed. By Carlos Eliseo Cortés. 265-270. Thousand Oaks, California: Sage.
el-Aswad, el-Sayed. (2013) “ Muslim Americans” Multicultural America: A Multimedia Encyclopedia. Ed. By Carlos Eliseo Cortés. 1525-530, Thousand Oaks, California: Sage.
el-Aswad, el-Sayed. (2014). "Metaphors Arab Women Live by".  HAWWA: Journal of Women in the Middle East and Islamic Cultures. 12 (1): 36-48.  link: https://www.academia.edu/8286551/Metaphors_Arab_Women_Live_By
Barakat, Halim (1993). The Arab World: Society, Culture, and State. University of California Press
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My dear friends,
Who can help to translate my abstract into Arabic?
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what is the title of your paper? this may help whether one is able to help or not.
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As above.
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There is a wrapper program available from CPAN or Sourceforge called "SenseClusters" which does text disambiguation where words have the same form but different meanings.  In order to use it with Arabic, you may have to convert your text to a roman alphabet.