مسرحية بعنوان اللغة العربية تقاضي مواقع التواصل الاجتماعي

The video opens with a passionate declaration about protecting the Arabic language from the negative influences of technology. It then sets the scene for a courtroom drama, introducing the case of 'Arabic Language and its Letters' versus 'Technological Means' on charges of assault, distortion, and attempts to erode identity.

The court calls upon the defendants: Facebook, WhatsApp, and TikTok. Each platform introduces itself, detailing its origin, purpose, and vast user base, highlighting their global reach and influence.

The judge informs the defendants of the grave accusations: destabilizing the Arabic language, distorting its features, eroding its eloquence, and tampering with its letters. The social media platforms deny the charges, claiming innocence.

The Arabic language, represented by its letters (Hamza, Haa, Qaf, Ain), testifies, expressing their dismay at how social media has altered their forms and identity, introducing 'Arabinglish' (writing Arabic with Latin characters) as a significant threat.

The public prosecutor and the lawyer for the Arabic language emphasize the serious nature of the case, arguing that social media is largely responsible for the decline of Arabic among youth, who now perceive it as difficult and outdated.

The defense lawyer for social media platforms cross-examines the Arabic language's representatives and a witness (an Arabic teacher). The defense highlights the positive aspects of social media, such as providing Arabic keyboards, promoting Arab heritage, offering linguistic dictionaries, and making learning more engaging. They argue that the platforms themselves are not to blame, but rather the users who choose to neglect their language.

The Arabic language delivers an emotional plea, recounting its historical significance as the language of paradise and the Quran, and expressing its deep sorrow over the current state. The defense then uses a poem by Hafiz Ibrahim to argue that the neglect of Arabic existed long before the advent of social media, implying that the issue lies with the language's own people.

After deliberation, the court delivers its verdict. It mandates that all parties adhere to rules ensuring the rights of both Arabic and social media. Specific actions include Facebook punishing those who distort Arabic letters and holding Arabic speakers accountable for mishandling their language. The court also proposes a partnership between social media and the Arabic language to leverage platforms for promoting Arabic culture and sciences. The video concludes with the Arabic language's impassioned call to its children to protect it from neglect and cherish its beauty, referencing quotes about its enchanting nature from non-Arabic speakers.