The Role of Language in Creating Peace and Security within the Countries in the Middle East Region

Abstract

Faisal Naseri and Zarema Shaimardanova

Why the countries within the Middle East are unstable despite sharing a common Arabic Language among them, which has been based on Phoenician text?

There are different theories explaining the insecurity condition in the countries within the Middle East region including poverty, inequality, domestic violence and etc. These theories does provide an understanding about the insecurity as a factor of failure to achieve economic growth or stable social and economic status but these theories failed to provide an understanding that the type of insecurity resulting from the failure of a language to be creative enough based on the international organizations desire or choice. A part of the answer for this failure maybe the possibility of the Arabic language text which had failed to contribute to creativity based on the international organization desire because the Arabic language consisted of symbolic foundation of cuneiform after conversion to the text forms, through the Phoenicians which had close relations to the Latin and Greek languages, the Arabic language could not ensure creativity while the Latin and Greek languages contributed to the creativity while the Arabic language consist of different creativity based on cuneiform. Therefore, the Arabic language in the region is facing the pressure from the Latin and Greek languages or the influence of the different languages in the region, which has creativity foundation, which is not consistent with the type of creativity from the traditional Arabic language but consistent with the type of creativity from the non-traditional Arabic language. As a result, following the non traditional Arabic language and leaving aside the traditional Arabic language causing insecurity difficulty in the countries within the Middle East region. It is important for the international organization to engage in promoting creative activities in the countries within the Middle East based on the traditional Arabic language and non-traditional Arabic language in order to ensure security in the countries within the Middle East region.

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