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Ibn Khaldun
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bn Khaldun (ابن خلدون), born on May 27, 1332, and died on March 17, 1406, was a renowned Arab sociologist, philosopher, and historian. He is widely regarded as one of the greatest social scientists of the Middle Ages.
Amazon Digital Arabic Library: Get 1,000 Free Arabic Books on Kindle
Finding authentic Arabic literature is no longer a logistical nightmare. Amazon has partnered with the Abu Dhabi Arabic Language Centre to launch the Digital Arabic Library. Discover how to access 1,000 permanently free titles and sync them with Audible for immersion reading on your Kindle.
Master Classical Arabic Through the Jahiz Institute
Brian Powell, founder of the Jahiz Institute, shares his journey in Arabic studies and talks about his innovative approach to teaching classical Arabic.
“Don’t let anyone tell you Arabic is a difficult language” | Eamonn Gearon | 9273 Roots #34
Historian Eamonn Gearon works to dispel ignorance about the Middle East. He shares his passion for the "purely logical" Arabic language and reveals which historic book, a work of global importance, brought him immense joy to read in its original form.
10 Unique Gift Ideas That Every Arabic Language Lover Will Adore (2023)
For Arabic enthusiasts, this gift guide offers unique ideas. Find authentic Palestinian Kufiyas, personalized Arabic calligraphy blankets, and specialized books. Perfect for Christmas or any occasion.
“If only I were happy with my fate, I would be free” | Yehia Moldan | 9273 Roots #24
Yehia Moldan is a Palestinian writer and graphic designer who takes Arabic calligraphy to a new level. Now based in Sweden, he discusses his favorite historical novel about Ibn Khaldun, the beauty of the word for "reflection", and the classical poetry that inspires his modern art.
“I expect to serve in the Arab world so this feels like a wise investment of my time” | Ulric Shannon | 9273 Roots #11
He's the Canadian ambassador to Egypt who has served across the Middle East. Ulric Shannon discusses why studying Arabic is a "wise investment," his experience at Middlebury College, and his love for the complex literature of Taha Hussein and the "swagger" of the Lebanese dialect.
