Abstract
The Dilemma between Classical and Modern Arabic in terms of Functionality
Arabic is a language which has maintained its importance to date, thanks to the broadness of the linguistic impact it has. Rather than being just a community’s language, to be the religious language of large human communities living in a wide geographic area has also increased its importance. In this study, in consideration of functionality, it will be tried to examine the historical and modern tension that exists between Arabic and its speakers in terms of synchronism-diachronism, language-identity, language-change, literal Arabic-spoken Arabic and press language.
Keywords
Arabic language, classical-modern Arabic
