The Arabic language is a highly developed scientific language that is highly flexible under all available applications and evolves according to successive experimental scientific data at different levels (phonetic, morphological, syntactic, lexical). In essence, but on the face of that apparent lack of glamor to its users today, what if we look at it from different angles؟
As if we are considering it in light of the current information developments and the requirements of digitization, there is no doubt that it takes on a new and distinctive character, especially if “… voices expressed by all people express their purposes" (Ibn Jenni; characteristics: 67); because the speaker under the informatics subject Language to perform its benefit in the shortest time according to the easiest ways, and this pushes him to replace an easy set of units to fit with its objectives, including other types of speech such as signs and symbols; and for that I chose to be the subject of research: linguistic development and the replacement of linguistic units in social networks (approach In factors and effects).