This edition of Ukazh: Scientific Journal of Arabic Language and Literature Students presents scholarly articles in the field of Arabic language and literature that represent various global social, political, economic, and cultural issues. These issues are relevant and adaptive to the subjective experiences of the general public and have a more specific and universal impact. These studies prove that Arabic literary works have become an expressive medium of social reality. Arabic literary works have been explored as a documentary function of the daily culture of Middle Eastern children, records of gender injustice against women, capitalism of the ruling class, and even experiences of ethnic wars outside the Arab world. These realities are found from a literary scholarly perspective as a foundation for building global awareness of simple to complex situations. This also proves the existence of Arabic literary works as a medium of change from an order that is often unbalanced and ignored. Likewise, from a linguistic perspective, some of these studies find that Arabic digital media has become a massive space for representing geographical situations, the unique characteristics of individuals in Arabia, and adaptations to modern Arab culture. A linguistic perspective has revealed the expressive lingual features of Arabic digital media in representing the language closest to the reader. Therefore, this study reveals that the tendency towards subjectivity of language in digital space is part of persuasive politics so that its content gets massive attention.