Multilingualism in the Maghreb, its issues and problems | مجلة قضايا لغوية | Linguistic Issues Journal

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Meddour Mohammed
Language is characterized by a set of manifestations, including diversity, plurality, duality, monism, overlapping, growth, etc. The Arabic language is subject to these manifestations, and in the midst of that the major countries seek to unite the language in order to preserve their national unity.
This study deals with the issue of multilingualism in the Maghreb and its positive and negative effects. This difference in influence poses a fundamental problem before us, which is an attempt to reveal the manifestations of linguistic pluralism and its problems, and its most prominent issues in the Maghreb arena, and to study the positions of support or rejection.
The study aims to clarify the paths of pluralism that resulted from historical situations and the plurality made by ideology
Explanation of the effect of polygamy on unity of thought
Diversity is a weapon used by colonial forces to divide peoples
Pluralism supportive of the universal Arabic language
Highlighting the inevitability of coexistence between languages
Keywords: multilingualism; linguistic coexistence; the Arab Maghreb; pluralism problems.
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