arabization AmE , auch: arabisation BrE

Arabization of the population occurred most probably in several waves.

The Arabization of the French civil law, published in 1866.

It is designed to be a central location to standardize the Arabization process.

"The Arabs who left all came here as part of the Arabization program.

It's a response to the growing Arabization of Islam in the earlier centuries.

Yet this Arabization should not be misconstrued as assimilation.

The unequivocal Arabization approach to geography, published in 1835.

Arabization was the spadework that prepared the ground for a militant Islamic movement.

It will work towards adopting a package of free applications and supporting their Arabization to meet the local needs.

In the early 1960s the Moroccan government began the Arabization process.

In 1968, the Algerian government introduced a policy of Arabization in the education system.

The strong position of French in Algeria was little affected by the Arabization policy.

By 1989, Arabization of all subjects across all grades in both primary and secondary education was accomplished.

Another pattern seen under post-colonial government control of education was the Arabization of educational institutions.

However during those four years the regime encouraged the "Arabization" of the oil-rich Kurdish areas.

Presenting the University's clear image through reflecting its interest in Translation and Arabization.

Al-Qahtaniya's current name is due to Arabization policy in the 1960s.

This act of Arabization ensured the complete sovereignty of Jordan as a fully independent nation.

Archaeology also shows increased signs of Arabization and Islamicization.

Tunisia adopted a phased approach towards Arabization .

Arab Armenians vary in the degree of Arabization.

(Two years later, the government adopted Islam as the state religion, and the Arabization process intensified.)

The politics of identity intensified during the 1990s as the regime initiated Arabization due to growing Islamist power.

Raphael Israeli, an Israeli professor, described these measures as "Arabization."

The "Arabization" of Kirkuk and other oil-rich regions is not a recent phenomenon.