A night with the queen of emotions, live in the heart of Downtown Elissa is heading to Dubai Opera this November, and if that ...

Our Arabic word of the week does not tiptoe. It strides, declares itself and is meant to instil awe. Its power is reflected ...

The legacy of Al-Andalus lives on in Spain, as Arabic language and culture revive in street signs, schools, and music, ...

Reading a word involves complex interactions between spelling, meaning, and sound. Researchers from Japan and Canada explore ...

The scientific name for house flies has stayed the same since Linnaeus described them in 1758. Fun fact: If an insect is an actual fly, “fly” is written as a separate word. Like house fly or drone fly ...

"Eid" can be said like the word "feed" without the "f." But here's a quick Arabic language lesson if you want to know how to really pronounce it. "Eid" is "عيد" in Arabic and is pronounced as ...

Her sentiments were echoed in the words of Jerusalem Affairs Minister ... of the pillar’s history that inspired the gate’s Arabic name, and all signs are written in Arabic as well as in ...

The Telegraph reported that in several instances in the film, the Arabic words Yahud or Yahud ... “It cannot call terrorism by its name. The BBC has become a spokesperson for terrorists.” ...

This week’s Arabic word of the week is one deeply rooted in the Abrahamic faiths. Mosa is a male name with a rich history that is still used today, not only in the Arab region but around the world in ...

Words skip across borders duty-free, importing ideas without a customs stamp. All English speakers think daily in contraband, even those who would rather not. “Zeitgeist” didn’t start out ...

The Arabic does not come from Hebrew and it does ... employing a traditional technique of transposing letters in words to create new words, the Name YHVH becomes I will be what you will be ...