Learning Qur’anic Arabic in a virtual village: Family religious language policy in transnational Indonesian Muslim families
Artanti Puspita Sari,
Leslie C. Moore
Abstract:Aims and Objectives: This paper investigates how two Indonesian Muslim families in the United States used digital technology to support their children in learning Qur’anic Arabic in translocal and transnational contexts in which to connect with family, friends, Qur’anic Arabic educators, and voluntary kin (members of a network of people who consider themselves family but have no blood or legal ties). Methodology: We analyze the family religious language policy (FRLP) of two families to provide descriptive acco… Show more
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