ADC (The Arab American Anti-Discrimination Committee) has released valuable practical information on the details of the latest version […]
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The following is an edited transcript of remarks by Chas W. Freeman, Jr. to the Middle East Policy
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Downloadable file located at the bottom of this page. The Middle East Policy Council has tackled numerous subjects
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Algeria’s history and identity is rooted in Islam. Cultural practices, even under French rule, were strongly Islamic. In
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On May 19th, Iranians return to the polls to select their next president. The much anticipated event has
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An interview with William Cleveland, Professor of History at Simon Fraser University and author of the widely used
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Written by Caleb Strom, Ancient Origins The first caliphs of the Islamic World were the Rashidun, or “rightly
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For hundreds of years, popular perceptions of Arab culture have been dominated by Islam. But recent excavations in
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The United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNWRA) unearthed an archive of haunting photos documenting the Palestinian refugee
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TEACHING OTTOMAN HISTORY: A PRIMER (with updates and adaptations) Harvard University Center for Middle Eastern Studies, The Outreach
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