The History of Translation in the Arab World
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https://doi.org/10.65405/wtzxxy11Keywords:
Translation, History of Translation, Arab World, Islamic CivilizationAbstract
Translation is very important for transmit different culture It helps make a good commendation between different people through the transmission of knowledge, ideas and opinions It has played a pivotal role in the advance world culture Translation has been always a mean of Communication between civilization, actually throughout history, written, and spoken translations have played crucial role interhuman -Communication. The researcher aims at presenting brief chronological account of how the translations has developed form point of view of the Arab world. The researcher also aim to study the history of translation in the Arab world and Islamic era and describe the stages that the translation has passed through from prophat Mohamed peace be up on him era, Islamic state, und Umyyad period, Abbasid period, school of Toled, Ottman period which Cover Mohamed Ali era and the translation projects in the modern era. The study also explain how translators played a key role in translating knowledge through the different Islamic periods. The paper ends with reflections on the Current and future situation of the translation in the Arabic world.
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