Arwi Made Easy - Zubair, K M A Ahamed
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The Arab Muslim traders and the native Tamil converts to Islam in Tamil Nadu state of India, and Sri Lanka came into closer contact as a result of their commercial activities. They were bound by a common religion, but separated by two different languages. They felt the necessity for a link language. They started to write Tamil in an adapted Arabic script called Arwi. From eighth century to nineteenth century, this language enjoyed its popularity among Tamil speaking Muslims of Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka. The valuable and useful ideas of Tamil Muslim minds were conveyed in Arabicized Tamil called…mehr

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The Arab Muslim traders and the native Tamil converts to Islam in Tamil Nadu state of India, and Sri Lanka came into closer contact as a result of their commercial activities. They were bound by a common religion, but separated by two different languages. They felt the necessity for a link language. They started to write Tamil in an adapted Arabic script called Arwi. From eighth century to nineteenth century, this language enjoyed its popularity among Tamil speaking Muslims of Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka. The valuable and useful ideas of Tamil Muslim minds were conveyed in Arabicized Tamil called Arwi. It rendered a most useful service for the advancement and progress of Arab and Tamil cultures. However, the beginning of the twentieth century saw the decline of this language. And no step was taken to arrest this decline. Arwi Alphabet consists of Vowels, Consonants, consonant-vowel combinations and grantha consonants.In this book, fifty two worksheets on Arwi are presented with an orthographical study.
Autorenporträt
Doktor K.M.A.Ahamed Zubair prepodaet arabskuü literaturu i qzyk w Nowom kolledzhe, Chennai, Indiq. On qwlqetsq glawnym redaktorom dwuh referiruemyh zhurnalow, izdawaemyh w Kanade i SShA. On napisal 74 knigi na anglijskom, tamil'skom i arabskom qzykah, izdannye w Kanade, Germanii, Mawrikii, Latwii, Irake i Indii.