Abstract
This paper raises a number of questions concerning the emergence of an Islamic version of the Russian language, which is referred here as the Russian Islamic sociolect. This sociolect has at least two major variants, which are described here as Russism and Arabism. Of special interest are processes of code-switching between these two variants, as well as the interaction between native Islamic languages in the Russian Federation (such as Tatar and Avar languages), as the onor languages of Arabic-origin terms for Islamic concepts, and the Russian language, the religions lexicon of which is largely based on the Church Slavonic language.
Highlights
This paper raises a number of questions concerning the emergence of an Islamic version of the Russian language
the religions lexicon of which is largely based on the Church Slavonic language
Первостепенной задачей является отображение поля и определение общих тенденций в использовании русского языка для исламских концептов
Summary
В статье поднимается ряд вопросов, касающихся появления исламской версии русского языка, которую мы называем «исламским русским социолектом». По крайней мере, два основных варианта, которые описаны здесь как «русизм» и «арабизм». Особый интерес представляют процессы переключения кода между этими двумя вариантами, а также взаимодействия между «коренными» исламскими языками в Российской Федерации (например, татарским и аварским) как языками – донорами терминов исламских концепций арабского происхождения и русским языком, религиозная лексика которого в значительной степени основана на церковнославянском языке.
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