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Dr. Ibrahim Suliman Mukhtar

Assistant Professor

Arabic and Islamic Studies
imukhtar@uob.edu.bh

Areas of Expertise

  • Education, Curriculum & Methods of Teaching Arabic, Computer Assisted Arabic Language, Designing Arabic books and Material, Translation and Interoperation

Education

  • Ph.D., Education (Curriculum & Methods of Teaching Arabic)-ALneelain Uinversity-Sudan- entitled” Integrating Internet in teaching Arabic Language, 2010;
  • Master of Teaching Arabic to Non Arabic Speakers Khartoum International Institute for Arabic Language 1993;
  • Master of Education- Curriculum (part one), University of Khartoum, Sudan,1995;
  • BA of Arabic Language and Literature with very good, Omdrman Islamic University- Sudan,1986.
  • Dip of Islamic studies, International Islamic University-Malaysia, 2008.

Biography

Dr. Ibrahim Mukhtar an Assistant Professor in education (Curriculum and Methods of Teaching Arabic) at Bahrain Teachers College, previously he worked at International Islamic University-Malysia.

Dr. Mukhtar is a Fellow of UK The Higher Education Academy (FHEA) (2020). His qualifications are Ph.D., Education (Curriculum and Methods of Teaching Arabic), University of ALneelain, Sudan (2006); Masters, Teaching Arabic to non-Arabic speakers, Khartoum International Institute (1993); Master of education (part1)-university of Khartoum (1994) BA, Arabic Language and Literature, University of Omdurman, Sudan (1986); and Post Diploma in Islamic Studies– international Islamic University-Malysia (2008).

Mukhtar attended four courses organized by BTC and American universities such as “visible Thinking course- A project Zero- In- Depth Course- Harvard Graduate School of Education (Sep 19-December 18, 2022).

Ibrahim published several articles and ten books on teaching Arabic to non-Arabic speakers and curriculum. You may could reach all the publication via this link: https://arid.my/0004-0309

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Dr. Ibrahim Suliman Mukhtar

Assistant Professor

Arabic and Islamic Studies
imukhtar@uob.edu.bh

Areas of Expertise

  • Education, Curriculum & Methods of Teaching Arabic, Computer Assisted Arabic Language, Designing Arabic books and Material, Translation and Interoperation

Education

  • Ph.D., Education (Curriculum & Methods of Teaching Arabic)-ALneelain Uinversity-Sudan- entitled” Integrating Internet in teaching Arabic Language, 2010;
  • Master of Teaching Arabic to Non Arabic Speakers Khartoum International Institute for Arabic Language 1993;
  • Master of Education- Curriculum (part one), University of Khartoum, Sudan,1995;
  • BA of Arabic Language and Literature with very good, Omdrman Islamic University- Sudan,1986.
  • Dip of Islamic studies, International Islamic University-Malaysia, 2008.

Biography

Dr. Ibrahim Mukhtar an Assistant Professor in education (Curriculum and Methods of Teaching Arabic) at Bahrain Teachers College, previously he worked at International Islamic University-Malysia.

Dr. Mukhtar is a Fellow of UK The Higher Education Academy (FHEA) (2020). His qualifications are Ph.D., Education (Curriculum and Methods of Teaching Arabic), University of ALneelain, Sudan (2006); Masters, Teaching Arabic to non-Arabic speakers, Khartoum International Institute (1993); Master of education (part1)-university of Khartoum (1994) BA, Arabic Language and Literature, University of Omdurman, Sudan (1986); and Post Diploma in Islamic Studies– international Islamic University-Malysia (2008).

Mukhtar attended four courses organized by BTC and American universities such as “visible Thinking course- A project Zero- In- Depth Course- Harvard Graduate School of Education (Sep 19-December 18, 2022).

Ibrahim published several articles and ten books on teaching Arabic to non-Arabic speakers and curriculum. You may could reach all the publication via this link: https://arid.my/0004-0309

Achievements

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Affiliations

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Grants & Contracts Awarded

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Publications & Presentations

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