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Dra.

Rahlina Muskar

M.Hum., Ph.D.
Rahlina Muskar

Dra. Rahlina Muskar, M.Hum., Ph.D.

NIP

196112161987032001

NIDN

0016126110

Program Studi
Program Studi S1 Sastra Arab
Bidang Keilmuan
Linguistik
Fonologi
Bahasa Arab
Jabatan
Lektor Kepala
Media Penelitian
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Kontak:
E-mail

rahlinanst@gmail.com

Alamat Kantor

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Publikasi
Publikasi Lainnya

Publikasi Nasional

Vowel and Consonant Phoneme Changes in ReadingArabic Texts by Students of MAN 3 Mandailing Natal: AnAutosegmental Phonology Analysis

KHAIRINA NASUTION , RAHLINA MUSKAR , FATIMATUZZAHRA NASUTION , Rafiqa Ulfah Rangkuti

Sufism Literature: Divinity Philosophy in Taufiq al-Hakim’s Short Story Arinillah

ZULHELMI , NUR CHALIS , SYARIFUDDIN , MUHAMMAD WALIDIN , RAHLINA MUSKAR

Asimilasi Bunyi dalam Surah As-Sajdah

RAHLINA MUSKAR

Publikasi Internasional

The Influence Of Previous Educational Background On The Spiritual Well Being Of University Students

JOSETTA MARIA REMILA TUAPATTINAJA , KHAIRINA NASUTION , SYAFRUDDIN ILYAS , RAHLINA MUSKAR

The phenomenon of Arabic language absorption into Mandailing language: An autosegmental phonology analysis

RAHIMAH , RAHLINA MUSKAR , KHAIRINA NASUTION

The phenomenon of Arabic language absorption into Mandailing language:An autosegmental phonology analysis

RAHLINA MUSKAR , RAHIMAH , KHAIRAWATI

The phenomenon of Arabic language absorption into Mandailing language: An autosegmental phonology analysis

RAHIMAH , RAHLINA MUSKAR , KHAIRAWATI

A DICTIONARY OF BILINGUAL MORPHOSYNTAX INDONESIAN-ARABIC: LEXICOGRAPHIC STUDIES

KHAIRINA NASUTION , RAHIMAH , RAHLINA MUSKAR

Code Mixing on People’s Names in Mandailing Natal Regency: A Sosiolinguistic Review

RAHLINA MUSKAR , ROBERT SIBARANI