Khalil Issa

Khalil Issa serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Arabic at Bethlehem University's Faculty of Arts, bringing expertise from his Ph.D. in Morphology, Grammar and Prosody (University of Malaga, Spain), Master's degree (University of Granada), and Bachelor's degree (Bethlehem University).

His academic credentials include:

• Ph.D. in Morphology, Grammar and Prosody from the University of Malaga, Spain
• Master's degree from the University of Granada
• Bachelor's degree from Bethlehem University

Dr. Issa's research spans Arabic Linguistics with specialized focus on Morphology, Grammar, Prosody, Palestinian Dialect, and Reflective Writing pedagogy. He has authored three foundational texts: Sharḥ Al-Jumal Fin-Naḥw, Al-Jamiʿ Al-Wafi fi ʿIlm Al-ʿArud Wal-Qawafi, and Milʾ at-Tarf Min Ilm as-Sarf, establishing his authority in Arabic linguistic structures.

His publication portfolio reveals dual research trajectories: educational methodology innovations in teacher training portfolios and sociolinguistic analysis of Palestinian dialect patterns. This interdisciplinary approach connects theoretical linguistics with practical classroom applications, particularly in reflective writing assessment.

Dr. Issa maintains active scholarly engagement through Google Scholar and ResearchGate profiles. He is accessible at room D-201 (extension 2303) and via institutional email kissa@bethlehem.edu.