Excited to be moderating this discussion with such prominent translators ! We prepared a great set of questions for discussion. Come join us. Book your tickets to the festival! Palestine Writes

An encounter to remember with iconic Hala Alyan, lbrahim Nasrallah, and prominent translators Maia Tabet and nariman youssef, and thrilled to have introduced Hussein Yassin’s novel to Palestine Writes ! So honored to have been a part of this enriching cultural event! @ UPenn

قال خالد محيي الدين في مذكراته ان عبد الناصر قد دبر انفجارات في عام ١٩٥٤ في الجامعة وفي جروبي وفي محطة السكة الحديد وقد اعترف ناصر بذلك امام عبد اللطيف البغدادى وكمال حسين وحسن ابراهيم كان الغرض من التفجيرات تخويف المصريين من الديمقراطية لانها ستؤدي الى الفوضى . نفس السيناريو

Please share and consider submitting an abstract for this session at NeMLA Boston, March, 2024 M Marouan cfplist.com/nemla/Home/S/2…

Thank you Mashriq & Mahjar and congratulations on the new issue!

So proud of Tamer! 🤎🌟👏🏽 AIMBE

Join us today for a conversation with Sudanese writer and activist Rania Mamoun on writing in exile and other vital issues. Rania will read and discuss her recent book, Something Evergreen Called Life. Copies of her book will be available for sale. Carnegie Mellon University Dietrich College Rania Mamoun|رانيا مأمون

Excited to be presenting with my colleague Sue-Mei Wu CALICO. If you’ll be attending the conference, please attend our session on developing and teaching Arabic and Chinese languages online.

Tunisia has, like many societies, long struggled w/ anti-Black racism as the scholar Huda Mzioudet ≠ Low-Budget Pharaoh documents. But following President Saied’s Feb. 2023 “great replacement” speech, Tunisia rapidly morphed into the most violently anti-Black environment I’ve ever experienced 🧵

Looking forward to the conference 🧿

Sharing the interactive Online Arabic 1 Curriculum I recently developed - Available for adoption: oli.cmu.edu/courses/arabic… DM for any questions.CMU OLI Carnegie Mellon University Dietrich College Carnegie Mellon University

Students in Arabic Studies visited Treasure Ornaments Exhibition at Frick Museum, seeing artifacts from Turkey, Syria, Morocco, Egypt, Iran, and more, dating back to pre-Roman, Greek, Pre-Islamic, Islamic, Christian, Hindu, and Jewish Civilizations. Carnegie Mellon University Dietrich College

Looking forward to showcasing our newly-developed introductory Online Arabic course (includes MSA, the Egyptian & Levantine dialects), and authentic audiovisual materials developed by native speakers. 🔷Find us in Booth 1426 ACTFL in Philly 🔷This course is ready for adoption!

Champions 🏆 Go Bucks

Thank you for posting about the article. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

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Welcoming abstract submissions (by September 30) to a session I’m chairing on integrating AI in Arabic language and culture learning and teaching at the 57th NeMLA convention March 5-8, 2026 in (the beautiful city of bridges) Pittsburgh. cfplist.com/nemla/User/Sub…

The first review of Martyrs and Migrants (NYU Press) written by Nevine Abraham has just been published with the International Journal of Middle East Studies (IJMES). I am so grateful for this generous and thoughtful engagement!