Dr. Nasser Hajjaj Appointed as Editor-in-Chief of the Mesopotamian Journal of Arabic Language Studies

The Mesopotamian Journal of Arabic Language Studies (MJALS) proudly announces the appointment of Dr. Nasser Hajjaj as its new Editor-in-Chief. Dr. Hajjaj, a distinguished academic and award-winning scholar, brings with him an unparalleled wealth of knowledge and expertise in Arabic language and literature.

About Dr. Nasser Hajjaj

Dr. Nasser Hajjaj holds a Ph.D. in Arabic Language and Literature from the Lebanese University, Beirut, Lebanon, and has held esteemed positions at globally renowned institutions, including Johns Hopkins University and the University of Montana. His groundbreaking research spans Arabic dialectology, computational linguistics, and innovative Arabic teaching methodologies.

As an acclaimed writer and poet, Dr. Hajjaj is celebrated for his contributions to Arabic linguistics and pedagogy. His pioneering theories, such as “Vernacularism,” redefine the cultural and linguistic roles of Arabic dialects, shedding light on the authenticity they bring to linguistic studies. Dr. Hajjaj’s dedication to preserving endangered Arabic dialects and fostering Arabic language education has positioned him as a thought leader in the field.

Research and Leadership

Dr. Hajjaj’s academic interests include the interplay between Modern Standard Arabic and vernacular dialects, sociolinguistics, phonology, and the intersections of language, culture, and identity. As the new Editor-in-Chief, he aims to steer MJALS toward publishing impactful research that bridges traditional and contemporary studies in Arabic linguistics.

We are confident that Dr. Hajjaj’s leadership will further elevate the journal’s contributions to Arabic language studies and its standing in the academic community.

Invitation to Authors

We warmly invite researchers and scholars to submit their manuscripts to MJALS. The journal welcomes original contributions in Arabic language and literature studies. Submit your work today via our online portal at https://mc04.manuscriptcentral.com/mjals.

Join us in congratulating Dr. Nasser Hajjaj on his new role and in shaping the future of Arabic linguistic studies with MJALS!