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How Trump’s Deportation Policies and Travel Bans Have Marginalized Arab American Doctors 

By: Jack Moran / Arab America Contributing Writer The deportation policies and travel bans enacted during the Trump administration have had far-reaching consequences on various communities, particularly Arab American doctors. The health sector, which has long benefited from a diverse workforce, is grappling with the repercussions of these policies, which have not only undermined the … Continued

The Lebanese House: Architecture Inspired by Nature and Tradition

By: Ralph I. Hage / Arab America Contributing Writer Upon entering a traditional Lebanese house, one steps into a world of sunshine and light, where subtle and vivid colors blend harmoniously. These homes embody simplicity of form and elegance of proportion, reflecting a way of life where communities live in harmony with their surroundings. The … Continued

Nasri Shamseddine’s Voice Lives On: A Tribute from His Loved Ones

By: Layan Srour / Arab America Content Writer Nasri Shamseddine was a renowned Lebanese singer and actor. He was celebrated for his deep, resonant voice and significant contributions to Lebanese folk music and was a longtime collaborator with musicians across the Middle East. He performed in musicals, plays, and films that captured the essence of … Continued

The History of Baalbek: The Heart of Lebanon’s Ancient Past

By: Rena Elhessen / Arab America Contributing Writer East of the Litani River, and in the heart of the Bekaa Valley sits a pillar of Middle Eastern history, the best-preserved ruins of a Roman colony. Lebanon’s Baalbek is known as the mysterious two-thousand-year-old structure built for the Roman God, Jupiter. However, this 11,000-year-old structure has … Continued

Habibi Squad YouTube Channel: Celebrating Arab Culture with Humor and Heart

The Habibi Squad YouTube channel has quickly gained recognition for its fun and engaging content that brings together a mix of comedy, challenges, and social commentary. What truly sets them apart, however, is their ability to seamlessly incorporate Arab culture into their videos, creating a platform that celebrates their heritage while connecting with viewers from … Continued

Trivia for National Arab American Heritage Month

By: Arwa Almasaari / Arab America Contributing Writer In honor of National Arab American Heritage Month (NAAHM), we invite you to explore and celebrate the diverse history, culture, and achievements of the Arab American community and the Arab world. This trivia is divided into two sections: The Arab World and The Arab American Community, with … Continued

Viral Arab-owned Coffee Shop in Madrid, Spain, UTOPICO

By: Nissrine Bedda / Arab America Contributing Writer Arab coffee shops in Spain, often referred to as teterías or cafeterías árabes, are establishments that bring a blend of Middle Eastern and North African coffee culture to Spanish cities. These coffee shops, particularly common in regions with significant Arab influences like Andalusia, offer a unique cultural … Continued

Netanyahu’s Misguided Return to War in Gaza

By: Ghassan Rubeiz / Arab America Contributing Writer Last week Israel announced it was backing away from the ceasefire agreement it had reached with Hamas, with US mediation. The agreement had outlined terms for the incremental exchange of captives, leading to a permanent ceasefire within 18 weeks. With the first of three phases over, Israel is … Continued

Traditional Yemeni Architecture: Craftsmanship and Sustainability

By: Ralph I. Hage / Arab America Contributing Writer Yemen’s architectural heritage is remarkably rich and diverse, shaped by its climate, history, geography, and culture. These influences have given rise to a uniquely distinctive building style. Blending pre-Islamic, Islamic, and local traditions, Yemeni architecture showcases centuries of history, craftsmanship, and cultural identity. Geographical Influences on … Continued

Syrian Soap Operas: Musalsalat Becoming a Ramadan TV Staple

By: Fedal Hanoun / Arab America Contributing Writer Ramadan is a season of television as much as a period for fasting and spiritual introspection in the Arab world. Millions of Middle Eastern fans gather around their TVs every evening following their fast to watch musalsalat, the long-form drama series that have grown to be a … Continued

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