LANGUAGE CHALLENGES IN POST-WAR SUDAN

It is my belief that Language education should never be entwined with any kind of religion. In this regard, teaching Arabic should not be associated with Islam because these are two different things. Arabic is a language which is spoken by Non-Muslims such as the Arab Christians and Jews as well as other speakers to whom Arabic is not mother tongue. While Islam is a universal religion which is adopted by other nations to whom Arabic is a foreign language. Arabic should be introduced to its learners as a mere language with no connotations or associations of any kind.