Arabic Language Teachers' Use of TikTok Media to Improve Generation Z's Speaking Skills at Madrasah

This study examines using TikTok as a learning medium by Arabic language teachers to improve Generation Z students' speaking skills (maharah kalam) at Al-Ikhlas Islamic School. The research subjects include Arabic language teachers and Generation Z students using TikTok. The population in this study was teachers and students at Madrasah Al-Ikhlas who were taking Arabic language classes. The sample was selected purposively, consisting of 1 Arabic teacher and 11 Generation Z students who actively use the TikTok app as a learning medium. This study adopts a qualitative approach using observation, interviews, and questionnaires, which were analyzed through thematic analysis. The results indicate that TikTok was chosen because it is engaging, easy to understand, and enhances student participation in the learning process. Teachers utilize short video content to present material more varied and less monotonously. Despite challenges such as limited internet access and device availability, using TikTok has proven to support more interactive Arabic language learning.

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Aphorisme Journal of Arabic Language Literature and Education
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2025-08-09
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https://doi.org/10.37680/aphorisme.v6i1.7691
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Educational Methods and Impacts
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Arabic Language Teachers' Use of TikTok Media to Improve Generation Z's Speaking Skills at Madrasah

Sofyan Sauri, Shofa Musthofa Khalid, Dhea Ratu Rizieq, Ro‘ziboyeva Nigora Nurmuhammadovna
Aphorisme Journal of Arabic Language Literature and Education
Educational Methods and Impacts
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Arabic Language Teachers' Use of TikTok Media to Improve Generation Z's Speaking Skills at Madrasah

Sofyan Sauri, Shofa Musthofa Khalid, Dhea Ratu Rizieq, Ro‘ziboyeva Nigora Nurmuhammadovna
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This study examines using TikTok as a learning medium by Arabic language teachers to improve Generation Z students' speaking skills (maharah kalam) at Al-Ikhlas Islamic School. The research subjects include Arabic language teachers and Generation Z students using TikTok. The population in this study was teachers and students at Madrasah Al-Ikhlas who were taking Arabic language classes. The sample was selected purposively, consisting of 1 Arabic teacher and 11 Generation Z students who actively use the TikTok app as a learning medium. This study adopts a qualitative approach using observation, interviews, and questionnaires, which were analyzed through thematic analysis. The results indicate that TikTok was chosen because it is engaging, easy to understand, and enhances student participation in the learning process. Teachers utilize short video content to present material more varied and less monotonously. Despite challenges such as limited internet access and device availability, using TikTok has proven to support more interactive Arabic language learning.

Aphorisme Journal of Arabic Language Literature and EducationVol. 6(1)
Indonesia University of Education (ID), Ministry of Health of the Republic of Uzbekistan (UZ), Turkmen State Pedagogical Institute named Seidnazar Seydi (TM), National University of Uzbekistan (UZ)
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Openalex Percentile: Top 77%
Educational Methods and Impacts
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