application/pdf 13183375 bytes At the beginning of Islam, Arabic became the language of both private and public life in the Arab empire. During a transitional period the indigenous languages remained in use, for instance in Egypt where Greek and Coptic were used for administrative purposes along with Arabic. But at the end of the first century of the Hijra, Arabic was firmly established as the official language of the empire. Year of publishing: 1432. Na početku islama, arapski je postao jezik kako privatnog tako i javnog života u arapskom carstvu. Tokom prelaznog perioda, lokalni jezici su se i dalje koristili, na primer u Egiptu su se grčki i koptski koristili u administrativne svrhe naporedo sa arapskim. Međutim, krajem prvog veka pohidžri, arapski je čvrsto ustanovljen kao zvaničan jezik države. Godina izdavanja: 1432. Šarh al-kafiya al-hagibiyya ad-Dawani, Galal Šarh al-kafiya al-hagibiyya Text http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/at/legalcode 2012-03-19T13:13:35.972Z ara https://phaidrabg.bg.ac.rs/o:1081