Mohammed Arkoun’s Critique of Islamic Reason
Mohammed Arkoun was an Algerian thinker and academic. Ten years after his death, he is still considered one of the most influential, yet controversial, figures in philosophy a…
Read Moreby Abdelaziz Elkhalfaoui | Dec 6, 2020
Mohammed Arkoun was an Algerian thinker and academic. Ten years after his death, he is still considered one of the most influential, yet controversial, figures in philosophy a…
Read Moreby Muhammad Mansour | Oct 18, 2020
As an Egyptian role model, Menna Shahin has demonstrated how courage and ambition can overcome difficulties related to reducing food waste, poverty, and CO2 pollution rates. S…
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Al Mutanabbi, the son of a water carrier, will always be one of the greatest poets who characterized the best in the Arabic language, and stood strongly for his controversial…
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Afifa Karam (1883-1924) was the first Arab American woman journalist, editor, writer, and translator in the United States. After emigrating from Amshit, a quaint Lebanese vill…
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Edward Said rose to prominence and came to international fame following his ground-breaking contributions in the field of postcolonial studies. He is deservedly recognized as…
Read Moreby Hodna Gharsallah | Jul 26, 2020
“A visionary who has profound respect for the past, Adonis has articulated his cherished themes of identity, memory, and exile in achingly beautiful verse, while his work as a…
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