Mapping Sanctuaries Exhibition
Mapping Sanctuaries, an exhibition of work by Alaa Alsaraji at the P21Gallery Mapping Sanctuaries is a collection of digital illustrations and sound pieces exploring the notions of…
Syrian artist Adel Daoud at the British Museum
An artist who fled the war in Syria to Vienna is exhibiting at the British Museum. Adel Daoud is a Syria artist who is taking…
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The “Arab Bedouin: No Future Without Past” in London
The “Arab Bedouin: No Future Without Past” exhibition is funded by the British Council’s Cultural Protection Fund in partnership with the UK Department for Digital,…
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22nd edition of the Sharjah Islamic Arts Festival
The 22nd edition of the Sharjah Islamic Arts Festival continued under the theme, ‘Prospect’ organised by the Cultural Affairs Department at the Sharjah Department of…
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UNESCO inscribed the Damascene Rose on the list of humanity’s intangible cultural heritage
The United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) listed Damascene Rose on its Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity UNESCO said that the decision came…
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Autobiographies in Al Maghreb and Al Mashriq: differences?
By Amir Darwish Autobiographies in the Arab world are not individualistic but group one that connects with the family and it has elements of other…
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Two Omayyad Mosques: Same Name, Different Fate
By Mor Lourent In Syria which was always called the land of prophets, you can find two Omayyad Mosques in two different cities, Damascus and…
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Diala Brisly: helping Syrian children through painting
By Claudia Ferrandiz Home Diala started studying at the Institute of Mechanical Engineering in Damascus. After a few months, she realized that this field didn’t…
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Arabian Yemen Mocha Coffee: Culture and history
By Gamal Almaitamy Yemen Mocha coffee is one of the oldest coffees in the world and has been grown and processed in the same way…
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Moroccan couscous is served in a circle
By Marwa Belghazi It makes the whole family gather around it and sit next to each other. On a Friday, day of worship, people go…
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A Synopsis on Iraqi Women Writers of War
By Angham A. Abdullah From the ashes of tragedy an Iraq rises guarded by millions of lovers, an Iraq with liquid black eyes whose lips are…
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