Syria: The Regime’s Barrel Bombs on Rebel-Held Areas Kill Thousands
Syrian government has used barrel bombing in hundreds of locations over the past year. Read how that affects people's lives.
Unlike Europe Culture in the Middle East Is More Ascriptive
A major contrast between the Arab culture and the European one is that the former is ascription-oriented while the latter is achievement-oriented. Learn what that means!
Unearthly Leaked Recordings of Egypt’s President Are Revealed
Leaked recordings of Egypt’s president speaking about Gulf states can be at least described as un-statesmanlike.
Syria: The Unjust Justice: I Finally Bought My Brother Back
A family in Syria tell their story of how they bought their son's freedom from the Syrian regime for 12 US$. Read the whole story!
There Are Terrorist Elements in Syria Said Egypt’s President
The President of Egypt Abdulfattah Al-Sisi warned from a military intervention in Syria and called for respecting its territorial sovereignty and dealing with the flow of terrorist foreign fighters. here…
Avaaz: Stop Boko Haram’s Reign of Terror
Stop Boko Haram's Reign of Terror. Join the momentum!
Why Could the Rise of the Islamic State Be a Chance for a Real Reformation of Islam?
Why Could the Rise of the Islamic State Be a Chance for a Real Reformation of Islam?
We Join the Paris Unity Rally but We Embrace a Different Kind of Freedom
Freedom of speech and journalism is dearly embraced in this part of the world demonstrated by the unity rally in Paris, but what’s about the Muslim-majority world, from which several…
Bounded Rationality and the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt: Maximisation of Self-utility or Public Interest
Bounded Rationality and the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt: A theoretical overview on how they maximise self-utility versus Public Interest
Wahhabi Clerics Reject the Un-Islamic?
Names-ban is actually a serious issue in Saudi Arabia. Here is how the Wahhabi clerics interfered in family issues throughout the history of Saudi Arabia.