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Go topBy Ralph I. Hage/Arab America Contributing Writer In Tunisia, architecture is more than shelter – it’s a record of civilizations, a tool for survival, and a reflection of identity. From the busy medinas of the north to the sun-scorched ksour of the south, Tunisia’s traditional architecture tells stories of adaptation, faith, community, and innovation. Shaped … Continued
By: Nourelhoda Alashlem / Arab America Contributing Writer Asida (also known as Aseed or عصيدة) is a traditional grain-based dish shared across Southwest Asia and Africa, particularly in Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, and across North Africa, including Libya, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, and Sudan. The dish is eaten directly by hand from a single communal bowl, … Continued
By: Diksha Tyagi/Arab America Contributing Writer In countries across the Arab world and beyond, hierarchy seems like a necessary outcome of society. Yet, the inequality that results leads many to consider how hierarchy might be dissolved and why it has persisted for so long. To understand why hierarchies form and have strengthened in many nations … Continued
Deadline to Apply January 30, 2026 DEARBORN, MI: Henry Ford College (HFC) Board of Trustees invites applications and nominations for a dynamic and visionary leader to serve as the next president. This is a pivotal opportunity to champion a diverse, mission-driven institution that provides affordable education, strong community partnerships, and clear pathways to universities, skilled … Continued
By: Diksha Tyagi/Arab America Contributing Writer Farmers across the Arab world are met with a challenge common to all: climate change. 2025 continues a trend of record-breaking temperatures, prolonged droughts, and disrupted water patterns. In nations such as Jordan, Syria, and Lebanon, these extreme conditions are placing immense pressure on already vulnerable areas. Jordan’s Olive … Continued
By: Taim Al-Faraje / Arab America Contributing Writer In modern times, Arab countries have been isolated within the Arab world in terms of identity. When an Arab is asked where they’re from, they respond simply: with their country. A Syrian says he’s from Syria, an Egyptian says he’s from Egypt, a Moroccan says he’s from … Continued
Building community through connection, culture, and service By: Nabeleh Kakish Ghareeb / Arab America Contributing Writer The Arab America Foundation began 2026 with momentum, meaning, and measurable impact through a vibrant afternoon community gathering hosted by Team Michigan. Designed to bring together friends, families, and longtime “cousins” of the Foundation, the event served as both … Continued
By Ralph I. Hage/Arab America Contributing Writer Jordan, a nation steeped in millennia of history and cultural exchanges, possesses a rich architectural heritage shaped by its geography, climate, and diverse social history. From the rock-carved city of Petra to the humble stone villages of the highlands, Jordan’s traditional architecture reveals a deep understanding of the … Continued
By: Ghassan Rubeiz / Arab America Contributing Writer In responding to overseas suffering, the Western powers must listen carefully to the people being helped in order to avoid doing harm as they intervene. Two dramatic upheavals unfold simultaneously: one in Iran, the other in Venezuela. Though occurring in vastly different contexts, both nations share some … Continued
By Ralph I. Hage/Arab America Contributing Writer Reflections of Culture and History The traditional architecture of Palestine reflects centuries of cultural layering, adaptation, and resilience. From the rugged hilltop villages of the West Bank to the densely built quarters of ancient cities, Palestinian architecture has evolved into a distinctive tradition shaped by geography, climate, and … Continued
By Jake Harris / Arab America Contributing Writer It cannot be overstated how crucial airports are to any nation’s infrastructure and economy. It is the first place any traveler sees when they enter a new country. Airports are the baseline of tourism, as well as international trade. A significant number of Arab countries, in an … Continued
By: Ghassan Rubeiz / Arab America Contributing Writer How long can President Trump play the world’s peacemaker while ignoring the basic rules of the game? On Sunday’s CNN GPS, Fareed Zakaria astutely observed that the US hegemonic attack on Venezuela evokes 19th-century imperialism. On the same program, analyst Richard Haass warned that should Trump succeed … Continued
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