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Arabic Language and expression of similarity

The Types of Sentences in Arabic: الجملة الفعلية والجملة الإسمية

This article examined the foreign policy roles of the the American president in the Middle Eastern context in order tofind out how they establish and shape foreign policies in the region and what are the pivotal and continual interests of the USin the areain addition to the degree of change of US foreign policies in [...]

It is now recognized in the field of economics that the assumption of perfect information in economic transactions is completely unrealistic and information remains imperfect (not for every transaction or economic activity). Obtaining information can be costly, and the extent of information asymmetries is affected by firms and individuals (Stiglitz, 2000: 1441).   There are [...]

There are three social groups which operated within the cultural phase of Arab nationalism; the intellectual group among those used newspapers to disseminate their nationalist ideas about the Arab culture resulting in giving birth to the first stage of modern Arab media. In fact, the Arabic language printed press played an important role in ushering [...]

Nuseibeh (1959) traces the genesis of Arab nationalism to three major foundations which coincided with three main periods. The first one started in the pre-Islamic era and ends in the seventh century of the Christian era; the second period is the Islamic era which started with the rise of Islam and lasted until the nineteenth [...]

Before attempting to answer the question above, it is important to summarize Caporaso’s and Levine’s approach to understanding political economy. The authors, as I understand it, present more than one source of power in economic relationships as they attempt to define politics and economics and present a new conceptualization of political economy.   While there [...]

  Geometry In addition to its primary function to solve mathematical problems, geometry can be used to create beautiful designs. Working with different geometric shapes allows Moroccan artists to produce an endless variety of patterns which can be limited only by the artist’s imagination. These patterns typify the Islamic art’s interests in repetition, symmetry and [...]

Plaster is a white soft powder composed of lime and sand or lime and cement with water. This mixture forms a smooth hard surface when dried. Historically speaking, plaster marked an early presence in the Moroccan architecture both as a building and decorative element as it can be used to coat and decorate walls and [...]