By N.J/ R.K | sana.sy Damascus, Oct. 26 (SANA) Young poets and performers gathered at the Arab Cultural Center in Mazzeh on Sunday for “Guests from Córdoba,” event, a cultural evening featuring poetry, recitation, singing and music inspired by Andalusian heritage. The program included literary and musical performances celebrating Córdoba and Andalusia, alongside poems reflecting Damascus’s cultural significance. The event…
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Italy and Spain end border crisis sparked by Ceuta “invasion”
Introduction: Israel is suspected of triggering the Ceuta “invasion” in order to punish Pedro Sanchez for opposing genocide and refusing to allow Spain’s facilities and airspace to be used in Israel’s war on Iran (fought in part through the Israeli-occupied, Epstein-blackmailed “US” government). Netanyahu hopes to regime-change Spain and install a Zionist-puppet racist government, as part of the larger effort…
Read MoreRare Pictures of Fez 1913-1926
By Youssef Igrouane | Morocco World News Throughout the history of Morocco, the city of Fez has been the birthplace of culture, art and education. It is considered one of the oldest Morocco’s Four Imperial Cities, in addition to Rabat, Marrakech and Meknes. French Museum, Albert Kahn and Garden’s website has published thousands of photos taken in many parts in…
Read MoreProf. Salim Mansour on “The Qur’an Problem and Islamism”
Political science professor emeritus Salim Mansour discusses his 2017 book The Qur’an Problem and Islamism. In it, he argues that power-hungry people have long been politicizing the Qur’an by championing their own (often simplistic) interpretations and demonizing other interpretations, from the time of the First Fitna to our own era, and that the results have generally been disastrous. But does that mean that…
Read MoreThe Great Replacement Has Already Happened & No One Fought Back
By: Ahnaf Ibn Qais | August 4, 2025 | Multipolar Press Ahnaf Ibn Qais argues that Eurabia & Eurafrica emerged not through conquest, but absence, as tired Civilizations left cradles, deeds, & keys without heirs. What came after didn’t ask for permission, only shelter, & what remains now speaks many tongues in houses no One claimed. Read the full article
Read MoreAlbus in Albis: The Dissident Right’s ‘Islam Question’ in Archaeo-Futurist Perspective
Albus in Albis The Dissident Right’s ‘Islam Question’ in Archaeo-Futurist Perspective from Alexander Wolfheze, Rupes Nigra. An Archaeo-Futurist Countdown in Twelve Essays (Arktos: London, 2021 – pp. 431-444) True White In American public discourse, the racial qualifier ‘Caucasian’ tends to substantially, but not fully, overlap with the qualifier ‘White’: strictly speaking, the former term is considerably wider than the…
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Algeria At 62: From Revolution To Rebuilding A Republic
By: Outlook Web Desk | July 7, 2025 | Outlook India On July 5, 1962, Algeria formally declared its independence from French colonial rule, bringing an end to 132 years of occupation and nearly eight years of armed struggle. Today, as the nation marks its 62nd Independence Day, it stands not only as one of the youngest republics in North…
Read MoreBad Rulers in Medieval Seville
By N.A. Miller | April 5, 2025 | Classy Arabic Al-Aʿmā al-Tuṭaylī, whose nickname means “the blind man of Tudela,” was actually born in Seville to parents from Tudela, in present-day Navarre in northeastern Spain. He was born blind and died relatively young, around the age of 40. He was a professional poet, and most of his ouevre is panegryic…
Read MoreAlgeria’s Cities and Sands
By: unbranded | June 25, 2025 | MSN Soar over the captivating beauty of Algeria with this stunning drone footage, showcasing its vast deserts, rugged mountains, vibrant cities, and the architectural splendor of its ancient heritage sites. See video
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