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Volume 2|Issue 6| Autumn 2013 |Discussions

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Political Oppression and its manifestations in Selected Samples from Modern Arab Novels by Afif Farraj [Arabic]; Alphabet and its Semantics: Theory and Applications by Assem al-Masri [Arabic]; From the Cultural History of Coffee and Cafes  by Mohammed M. al-Arnaout [Arabic]; Secret Affairs: Britain's Collusion with Radical Islam by Mark Curtis; Islam and Human Rights: Tradition and Politicsby Ann Elizabeth Mayer; Our Bodies, Whose Property? By Anne Phillips; The Origins of the Lebanese National Idea (1840-1920) by Carol Hakim; American Arabesque. Arabs and Islam in the Nineteenth Century Imaginary by Jacob Rama Berman; Music, Politics, and Violence by Susan Fast and Kip Pegley (eds.) and The Book of Genesis: A Biography by Ronald Hendel·

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Founder and Head of Kadmus Publishing house in Damascus, he is a Palestinian researcher from Jerusalem interested in ancient history and specializing in Biblical Studies. His major books includeIntroduction to the Ancient History of Palestine (2000), Bilqis the Enigmatic Woman and the Demonization of Sex (1997); and The Geography of the Torah: Egypt and the Tribe of Israel in Difficulty.

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