Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Institutions (25)

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Arabic department (2)

Sarajevo

Arabic is taught at University of Sarajevo (Department of Oriental Philology, Faculty of Philosophy), in Sarajevo. It offers Bachelor's, Master's and PhD degrees.

Zenica

Arabic is taught at University of Zenica (Department of Arabic Language and Literature, Islamic Pedagogical Faculty), in Zenica. It offers Bachelor's, Master's and PhD degrees.

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Ilijaš

Arabic is taught at Persian-Bosnian College, in Ilijaš.

Bihać

Arabic is taught at University of Bihać (Islamic Pedagogical Faculty), in Bihać.

Sarajevo

Arabic is taught at University of Sarajevo (Faculty of Islamic Studies), in Sarajevo.

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Sarajevo

Arabic is taught at University of Sarajevo (Oriental Institute), in Sarajevo.

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Sarajevo

Arabic is taught at First Bosniak Gymnasium, in Sarajevo.

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Sarajevo

Arabic is taught at Fifth Gymnasium Sarajevo, in Sarajevo.

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Sarajevo

Arabic is taught at Edhem Mulabdić Primary School, in Sarajevo.

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Travnik

Arabic is taught at Elči Ibrahim-pasha Madrasa, in Travnik.

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Sarajevo

Arabic is taught at Gazi Husrev-beg Madrasa, in Sarajevo.

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Sarajevo

Arabic is taught at Elmanar Primary School, in Sarajevo.

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Tuzla

Arabic is taught at Behram-beg Madrasa, in Tuzla.

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Travnik

Arabic is taught at Travnik Primary School, in Travnik.

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Cazin

Arabic is taught at Džemaludin ef. Čaušević Madrasa, in Cazin.

Sarajevo

Arabic is taught at Hamdija Kreševljaković Primary School, in Sarajevo.

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Mostar

Arabic is taught at Zalik Primary School, in Mostar.

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Visoko

Arabic is taught at Osman ef. Redžović Madrasa, in Visoko.

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Sarajevo

Arabic is taught at Isa-beg Ishaković Primary School, in Sarajevo.

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Sarajevo

Arabic is taught at Vrhbosna Primary School, in Sarajevo.

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Mostar

Arabic is taught at Karađoz-beg Madrasa, in Mostar.

Cultural centre (4)

Sarajevo

Arabic is taught at Nahla – Centre for Education and Research, in Sarajevo.

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Sarajevo

Arabic is taught at Interlingua Sarajevo, in Sarajevo.

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Sarajevo

Arabic is taught at King Fahd Cultural Centre, in Sarajevo.

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Sarajevo

Arabic is taught at Tesnim Language Centre, in Sarajevo.

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Publication venues (2)

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Scholars of Arabic from this country (1)

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Ali Fehmi Džabić al-Mostari Notable figure

1853–1918 CE

Scholar of Arabic literature; Husn al-sahaba

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Arabic words in its language (0)

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Arabic manuscripts (1)

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مكتبة الغازي خسرو بك

سراييفو

10585 مجلّدًا مخطوطًا تضمّ 16907 أعمال. نحو 60% منها بالعربية، ونحو 30% بالتركية، والباقي بالفارسية والبوسنية.

Source: Gazi Husrev-beg Library: «Manuscript fund»

Languages written in Arabic script (1)

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البوسنيّة

الأرابيتسا (العربيتسا) · تاريخيّة؛ لم تَعُد مستعملةً في الكتابة اليوم

نشأت كتابةُ البوسنيّة بالحرف العربيّ المعدَّل بعد بدء الحكم العثمانيّ في البوسنة، ومن أشهر آثارها المعجمُ البوسنيّ التركيّ المنظوم «مقبول عارف» لحسن قائمي أُسكُفي (١٦٣١) وأشعارُ عبد الوهّاب إلهامية في أوائل القرن التاسع عشر. ثمّ أصلح محمد جمال الدين تشاوشيفيتش…

Source: G. Selvelli, «Caratteri arabi per la lingua bosniaca» (Edizioni Ca' Foscari)؛ جدول يونيكود U+0600–06FF

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