Eight years after the Arab Spring transfixed the world, the Middle East has once again lit up with protest. In April, popular movements in Algeria and Sudan forced the ouster of two long-serving autocrats: Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika, who resigned on April 2, and Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir, who was removed from power on April 11.
These uprisings show obvious parallels with the 2011 revolution in Egypt that led to the resignation of President Hosni Mubarak. In both…MORE: foreignaffairs
This is the best book for learning Arabic writing because it is easy to understand. The Phonics method is used. This means learning the sound of the letter, not its name – except for the Noraani letters found at the beginning of the Holy Qur’aan. These letters start with the vowel point, Fat’ha, Thammah etc. which are added to the letters .
This is the best book for learning Arabic writing because it is easy to understand. The Phonics method is used. This means learning the sound of the letter, not its name – except for the Noraani letters found at the beginning of the Holy Qur’aan. These letters start with the vowel point, Fat’ha, Thammah etc. which are added to the letters .
This is the best book for learning Arabic writing because it is easy to understand. The Phonics method is used. This means learning the sound of the letter, not its name – except for the Noraani letters found at the beginning of the Holy Qur’aan. These letters start with the vowel point, Fat’ha, Thammah etc. which are added to the letters .
