Aktuelnosti

Pozivnica na promociju Bosansko-perzijskog rječnika

Pozivnica Promocija Bosansko perzijskog rječnika 1

Međunarodni dan arapskog jezika obilježen na Filozofskom fakultetu u Sarajevu

Međunarodni dan arapskog jezika obilježen na Filozofskom fakultetu u Sarajevu

U četvrtak, 18. decembra 2025. godine, nastavljajući dugogodišnju tradiciju, Katedra za arapski jezik i književnost Odsjeka za orijentalnu filologiju Filozofskog fakulteta Univerziteta u Sarajevu obilježila je Međunarodni dan arapskog jezika. Ovim događajem još jednom su okupljeni studenti, nastavnici, učenici i zaljubljenici u arapski jezik i kulturu, osvijestili trajnu važnost arapskog jezika u akademskom i kulturnom prostoru.

Riječ dobrodošlice prisutnima uputila je prodekanesa za naučno-istraživački rad, međunarodnu akademsku saradnju i izdavaštvo Filozofskog fakulteta Univerziteta u Sarajevu, prof. dr. Minka Džanko, istaknuvši značaj obilježavanja Međunarodnog dana arapskog jezika, kao i važnost kontinuiranog jačanja akademske i kulturne saradnje.

Među gostima su bili učenici osnovnih i srednjih škola Kantona Sarajevo u kojima se izučava arapski jezik, kao i počasni gost manifestacije, Nj. E. gosp. Mohammad Meraimi, ambasador Demokratske Narodne Republike Alžir u Bosni i Hercegovini. U svom nadahnutom obraćanju prisutnima, ambasador je govorio o dugogodišnjim prijateljskim odnosima dviju zemalja, naglašavajući značaj kulturne i obrazovne saradnje, najavivši buduće zajedničke projekte Ambasade, Fakulteta i Katedre.

Nj. E. gosp. Mohammadu Meraimiju je uručena zahvalnica za izuzetan doprinos promociji i razvoju arapskog jezika, kao i za predan rad na jačanju obrazovnih, kulturnih i diplomatskih veza između naroda Alžira i Bosne i Hercegovine.

Program su pripremili i izveli studenti i studentice Katedre za arapski jezik i književnost, u saradnji s nastavnicima i saradnicima. Kroz kratke informativne priloge, recitale, igrokaze, monologe i muzičke izvedbe, studenti su publici prenijeli svoju ljubav prema arapskom jeziku kao jeziku bogate historije, kulture i umjetničkog izraza.

Nakon završetka zvaničnog dijela programa, studenti su predstavili raznovrsna slana i slatka jela arapske kuhinje, čime je manifestacija obogaćena i gastronomskom dimenzijom, a prisutni su imali priliku uživati u degustaciji.

Podsjećamo da se Međunarodni dan arapskog jezika obilježava od 2012. godine, u znak sjećanja na 1973. godinu kada je Generalna skupština Ujedinjenih nacija donijela odluku da arapski jezik postane šesti službeni jezik Organizacije. Danas arapskim jezikom govori više od 400 miliona ljudi, a on je službeni jezik u 24 države svijeta.

Arapski jezik i književnost izučavaju se na Filozofskom fakultetu Univerziteta u Sarajevu od njegovog osnivanja 1950. godine, u okviru Odsjeka za orijentalnu filologiju, čime se nastavlja višedecenijska tradicija orijentalnih studija i međukulturnog dijaloga.

0 02 05 d4b83b34c8b5902f0c36f6f3594f37ef7fd4870c93e2af2f6240ac9bf1100cc4 78e85d37e10c76c7

0 02 05 66d239638d237be5840f252fe7f2421ef8bb21aea99892948aeec904874f4568 3dbaedab2358eece

0 02 05 77b001c42f811ce88db7a472c3ea3b05ca42bc91ec47f02253118760dd057bf4 b0ddc8f6a52fa5f1

0 02 05 ba485edb94b668c149764f2f9762242fc28333e8c59bad2927cd6398eab57916 b311c9491513be9d

0 02 05 94a4dce8732fa341df0fed0a63acecad1753e75d6b56d34945b42c293f587b3b 8bd3da402ba04f4d

0 02 05 c7a87e606ac506c15f416155b992fad061d0fe5c4d2782b64b23af1412ad53eb 364c4d1561ed3639

0 02 05 3316747181165a350ca9c6216f5782f81f2e850f8ef95f4b7821070759569923 6dcb37254469359c

0 02 05 b6c33a3fff40350ce0e4841d957979ed2dae767b1d6678b64e58653e13c1c909 890e7fd2f9f63817

International Arabic Language Day at the Faculty of Philosophy in Sarajevo

International Arabic Language Day at the Faculty of Philosophy in Sarajevo

On Thursday, 18 December 2025, continuing a long-standing tradition, the Department of Arabic Language and Literature at the Department of Oriental Philology, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Sarajevo, marked the International Arabic Language Day. The event once again brought together students, teachers, pupils, and enthusiasts of the Arabic language and culture, highlighting the enduring importance of Arabic in both academic and cultural contexts.

The welcoming address was delivered by Prof. Dr Minka Džanko, Vice-Dean for Scientific Research, International Academic Cooperation and Publishing at the University of Sarajevo-Faculty of Philosophy, who emphasized the importance of marking International Arabic Language Day and highlighted the role of continuous academic and cultural cooperation.

Among the guests were pupils from primary and secondary schools in the Sarajevo Canton where Arabic is taught, as well as the Guest of Honour, H.E. Mr Mohammad Meraimi, Ambassador of the People’s Democratic Republic of Algeria to Bosnia and Herzegovina. In his inspiring address, Ambassador Meraimi spoke about the long-standing friendly relations between the two countries and emphasized the importance of cultural and educational cooperation, announcing future collaborative projects between the Embassy, the Faculty, and the Department.

H.E. Mr Mohammad Meraimi received a Letter of Appreciation in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the promotion and development of the Arabic language, as well as for his dedicated efforts in strengthening educational, cultural and diplomatic ties between Algeria and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The programme was prepared and performed by students of the Department of Arabic Language and Literature, in cooperation with their professors and teaching assistants. Through short informative presentations, recitations, short plays, monologues, and musical performances, the students conveyed their passion for Arabic as a language of rich history, culture, and artistic expression.

Following the official programme, students presented a variety of sweet and savoury dishes from Arabic cuisine, offering guests an opportunity to enjoy a tasting that added a gastronomic dimension to the celebration.

It is worth recalling that International Arabic Language Day has been observed since 2012, commemorating the date in 1973 when the United Nations General Assembly adopted Arabic as its sixth official language. Today, Arabic is spoken by over 400 million people worldwide and is the official language of 24 countries.

Arabic Language and Literature has been taught at the Faculty of Philosophy in Sarajevo since its establishment in 1950, within the framework of the Department of Oriental Philology, continuing a decades-long tradition of Oriental studies and intercultural dialogue.