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Jesus Christ Speaks Arabic

By: hasan A. yahya | 2010-10-30 | Philosophy
This article discuss the possibility that Jesus Christ spoke Arabic in the last minute before he was introduced to the Cross. The subject may be controversial in this time, where Arabs and Muslims live in an age of Islamophobia. The topic is researched and presented here by proof that Jesus Speaks Arabic. read more

Article 302: Modern Arab Identity through Nationalism

By: hasan A. yahya | 2010-12-30 | Politics
Geographically, Arab states are 22 states today. They are: Algeria, Bahrain, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Juzur al-Qamor, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, the United Arab Emirates, the West Bank, and Yemen ; Arab communities are also found elsewhere in the world. read more

Article 303: Modern Arab Identity Through Islamism

By: hasan A. yahya | 2010-12-30 | Politics
This article describes the Arab identity in terms of Islamism and new wave of traditionalism. read more

Education in the Arab Countries – Part Four

By: hasan A. yahya | 2010-12-06 | History
In this series of articles , professor Hasan Yahya covers an important topic: Education in the Arab Countries. The series include some misunderstood issues, females education, school management and teachers, evaluation and achievement, reformation and progress as well as obstacles are covered in most Arab countries. Efforts for reform in this area should be commended. read more

Newcissa Brings You Fresh Aljazeera Arabic News

By: Aaron Copland | 2011-12-27 | News and society
In current world affairs, the Arabic news is becoming increasingly important. For people working in politics, journalism, and several disciplines of economy and marketing, Arabic can be essential. read more

Education in the Arab Countries – Part Three

By: hasan A. yahya | 2010-12-06 | History
In this series of articles , professor Hasan Yahya covers an important topic: Education in the Arab Countries. The series include some misunderstood issues, females education, school management and teachers, evaluation and achievement, reformation and progress as well as obstacles are covered in most Arab countries. Efforts for reform in this area should be commended. read more

Education in the Arab Countries – Part Eight

By: hasan A. yahya | 2010-12-14 | Culture
In this series of articles , professor Hasan Yahya covers an important topic: Education in the Arab Countries. The series include some misunderstood issues, females education, school management and teachers, evaluation and achievement, reformation and progress as well as obstacles are covered in most Arab countries. Efforts for reform in this area should be commended. read more

Education in the Arab Countries – Part Six

By: hasan A. yahya | 2010-12-14 | Philosophy
In this series of articles , professor Hasan Yahya covers an important topic: Education in the Arab Countries. The series include some misunderstood issues, females education, school management and teachers, evaluation and achievement, reformation and progress as well as obstacles are covered in most Arab countries. Efforts for reform in this area should be commended. read more

An Arabic Update on Internet News

By: Rehash Morkey | 2012-03-05 | Politics
The Arab World has been going through dramatic changes and is to witness plenty of bloodshed and disturbances of gigantic proportions. Every form of media is covering the Arabian world and feeding it to their viewers. read more

Education in the Arab Countries – Part Seven

By: hasan A. yahya | 2010-12-14 | Culture
In this series of articles , professor Hasan Yahya covers an important topic: Education in the Arab Countries. The series include some misunderstood issues, females education, school management and teachers, evaluation and achievement, reformation and progress as well as obstacles are covered in most Arab countries. Efforts for reform in this area should be commended. read more

Anti-Government Demonstrations Spread Across Arab World

By: Mary Rose | 2011-02-17 | Politics
January 25 witnessed massive demonstrations across Egypt against President Hosni Mubarak's regime that killed at least 300 dead and caused thousands injured. Eleven days later, protesters gathered at Cairo’s Tahrir Square forcing Mubarak resignation. Finally, he had to step down on Feb. 11, 2011 and handed power to the military. However, the Egyptian dramatic events have created domino effects throughout Arab world. More demonstrations happening in some countries like Tunisia, Yemen, Jordan, Syria, Algeria, Iran, Iraq, Libya, Morocco, Palestinian Territories for greater freedoms and improved living standards. read more

Obama Makes the Arab League Participate!

By: Skip Conover | 2011-03-25 | Politics
President Barack Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton have done a masterful job of handling the diplomacy necessary for the Libyan crisis, setting the stage for tectonic shifts in world affairs. In one stroke they have reset international expectations about the Middle East, and set the world on a course for a better future. read more

The First Casualty of the Arab Spring

By: Daniel James Wood | 2011-09-17 | Politics
After a series of damning encounters with the Israeli state and its head, Benjamin Netanyahu, it became evident that Obama was no fan of Israel. The community organizer extraordinaire, however, did recognize a perfect venue to further endanger the tiny democracy in the Middle East, and he would ironically use the guise of democracy in Egypt to remove one of the biggest barriers of security for the Jewish people. read more

A Ridiculous Question About Arabs and Jews

By: Susan Scharfman | 2010-04-26 | Politics
You are wondering how can warring parties with similar ethnic backgrounds diametrically opposed ideologies, stop hating and slaughtering each other? The cynical words of the American expatriate writer who lived in Paris in the early part of the 20th century continue to resonate: "There ain't no answer. There ain't gonna be any answer. There never has been an answer. That's the answer."- Gert read more

The indispensable century – The Arab Revolution: What would freedom bring to the Arab world? Part Two

By: Romeo Richards | 2011-05-18 | Politics
Leadership is not the core problem. Indeed bad leadership is a part of the Arab problem however, not the core problem. The core problem in the Arab world is modernity competing with antiquity. In Asia, there is a blend of modernity and antiquity in every facet of society. But then there is a place in which it intertwines to result in productive partnership. read more