Identity deception

The book shows one side of the methods by which Arabic is attacked and the means of its conspiracy, such as hidden governments in the Arab world, and how colonialism fabricated them to remove Arabic from life and replace its language with theirs, and the members of Arab linguistic academies, and how they were used to undermine Arab identity, and to link it to European languages in their system, and the writers and their fabrication in violating the language and its literature in form and content, and how the youth are encouraged to violate it, and to belittle it to them, and to attach them to the heritage of others, and to use literature to spread Western values, and how Arabic is almost absent in education, and how it is used to repel from it and to make it disliked among its people, and to incite non-Arabs against Arabic, and to push them to demand the official recognition of their languages, to make them rivals to it, so that Arabic is prevented from occupying its proper place among its people, paving the way for the colonizer’s language to replace it under the pretext that it is the language agreed upon by the disputants, and that different parties accept its fabrication, and to remove Arabic from the labor market, from education in foreign languages, and to impose languages and change cultures.