Common Spelling Mistakes among Students of Al- Quds Open University in Arabic Language (1) at Khan Younis District

Authors

  • د. شريف علي حماد
  • د. سليمان إبراهيم الغلبان

Keywords:

Common Spelling Mistakes, Students, Al- Quds Open University, Arabic Language(1), Khan Younis District

Abstract

This study aimed to specify the common spelling mistakes of Al- Quds

Open University students in Arabic language(1) and classifying these mistakes

according to the spelling skills listed in Arabic course(1) and identifying the

possible and potential reasons behind making these mistakes. then to give

some suggestions to treat them.

To achieve this the two researchers allocated the dictational rules found

in the course, then chose a sample of (146) final exam answer booklets for

students in Arabic course and identified these mistakes, classifying and

analyzing them.

The results of the analysis showed that there are mistakes in writing

the hamzah at the beginning, the middle and the end of the word , ataa

al marbouta ,al – alef at the end of the word and the students inability to

differentiate between waw adameer and alwaw al-asliya and waw al jamaa

and between al alef almaqsourah and the yaa at the end of

the word.

The two researchers recommended that there is a necessity to assian a unit

in the course to deal with the correct writing al- hamzah and to increase the

course from two to three credit hours.

Published

2017-06-19

How to Cite

حماد د. ش. ع., & الغلبان د. س. إ. (2017). Common Spelling Mistakes among Students of Al- Quds Open University in Arabic Language (1) at Khan Younis District. Journal of Al-Quds Open University for Humanities and Social Studies, (14). Retrieved from https://journals.qou.edu/index.php/jrresstudy/article/view/918

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