The events included lectures and academic sessions in Arabic language sciences, presented by a distinguished group of specialized language professors. They provided a comprehensive overview of the current state of the Arabic language and highlighted the most common mistakes, alongside offering a series of recommendations for students and attendees on the proper use of the Arabic language, which could help them avoid errors or mistakes. In addition, they presented a set of guidelines to serve and preserve the Arabic language.
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