Arabic and Jawi Language, Heritage and a Sense of Belonging

 

Mental wellbeing is also connected to identity, belonging and having a sense of purpose.

Arabic opens the door to understanding the Quran, duas and many important Islamic works more directly.

Jawi connects younger generations with the history, literature and religious heritage of the Malay Muslim community.

Community leaders can encourage young people to discover these languages in enjoyable and meaningful ways rather than treating them only as classroom subjects.

Learning about our language, faith and heritage can strengthen our connection with family and community.

A young person who understands where they come from may be better equipped to think about where they want to go.


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