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Moroccan artist conveys her message through abstract works

Moroccan artist conveys her message through abstract works

*Editor’s note: This is the fourth installment of six-part stories about six Arab women  artists devoting themselves to creating different style of art and innovating their methods of expression for “revolutionary” change.  Messages of  peace, love, sympathy, modesty and generosity Peace,  love, sympathy, modesty, and generosity: Five words that make up the message of Moroccan artist Malika Aquznai, the angel of mercy […]

Lebanese painter looks for lost Utopia

Lebanese painter looks for lost Utopia

*Editor’s note: This is the third installment of six-part stories about six Arab women  artists devoting themselves to creating different style of art and innovating their methods of expression for “revolutionary” change. Artist Fatima Alhajj stands in the heart of a triangle whose three academic sides are the universities of Beirut, Moscow and Paris, where she specialized in art and became a […]

Kuwaiti painter seeks to expose social contradictions

Kuwaiti painter seeks to expose social contradictions

*Editor’s note: This is the second installment of six-part stories about six Arab women  artists devoting themselves to creating different style of art and innovating their methods of expression for “revolutionary” change. Ghada Alkandari  “A Pretty Green Bullet” “My name is Ghada Alkandari, an artist and ambitious blogger from Kuwait. I only realized that when I started my blog in April 2010, and […]

Hopeful candidates dropped out of Egyptian presidential race

Hopeful candidates dropped out of Egyptian presidential race

The Long Awaited Man of Egypt! It seems like a multi-act play, with a stage full of different audio-video effects, as actors come and go, players appear and vanish, personalities rise and fall, and no one yet to know when is the most interested climax, as many have already passed, and might be even forgotten. […]

Arab women artists seek “revolutionary” change

Arab women artists seek “revolutionary” change

*Editor’s note: This is the first installment of six-part stories about six Arab women  artists devoting themselves to creating different style of art and innovating their methods of expression for “revolutionary” change. Six Revolutionary Arab Women Artists What is revolution in art? Isn’t it calling for, seeking and attempting to bring about change? Look at the works of the six women […]

The Nuclear Dinner!

What could the chef prepare for the ‘Nuclear Dinner’ in  Seoul Nuclear Security Summit? The menu should mention the precautions to “have” some content or another of the vast choices available. The table must be operated with nuclear power, to distribute the amounts of uranium dishes with justice. The chairs would have to be parts […]

Muslim Brothers: No End Game!

Muslim Brothers: No End Game!

<Hassan Al-Banna(1906~1949), The Founder of Muslim Brothers> The story the Society of Muslim Brothers is related to the life and death of many people, but the most adequate start could be the story of its founder and supreme guide; Hassan AL-Banna (1906~1949). Hassan AL-Banna was born in Mahmudiyya, a village near the northern Egyptian city […]

MB in an Egyptian Market

MB in an Egyptian Market

The Muslim Brotherhood(MB) in Egypt is selling food at bottom prices for the people in need with the slogan ‘Help Poor People’. <Photo: Ashraf Dali>  news@theasian.asia

The Arab Spring Elections: The Season for All Islamists!

At 15:09 Cairo local time, on 12 October 1992, with an epiccenter near the small city of Dahshur, 35km south of the Egyptian capital, with a magnitude of 5.8, but was unusually destructive for its size, came the devilish earthquake causing 545 deaths, injuring 6512 and making 50,000 people homeless. It was the most damaging event to […]

A Year after the Egyptian Revolution

A Year after the Egyptian Revolution

After the results of the Egyptian elections, that have been arranged and articulated for the sake of long deprived Islamists in Egypt, it seems to me that today’s Egypt Delta in its map has turned into a black triangle represents the beard, while the 7000 years old River Nile valley should look like a black […]

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