Language is identity - Mukhtar Al-Ghouth

languages ​​are peoples; Because it is the record of her heritage, the feelings that her hearts entail, her imaginations of images, and her minds of thought. This book was concerned with explaining the relationship of language to culture. To show its danger, and its place in the mind and identity, and that what the Arabs encounter today of intrigue and madness, and the raids that are launched against them, among its purposes is to erase the memories of the Arabs and obliterate their identity; As the belief in identity is the one upon which the feeling of distinction is built, and the refusal to dissolve and follow, and when the identity is obliterated, that feeling and refusal is replaced by a tendency to resemble the majority, seeking perfection, and compensating for the deficiency. The book showed the consequences of realizing the place of language in identity, the care of peoples who are aware of their languages, preserving them, glorifying them, and lowering them from their lives to the highest levels, and weighing this with what the Arabs do today with the Arabic.