jordanian grassroots activism أنشطة شعبية اردنية
the world of arts and culture عالم الثقافة و الفنون
selected stories on 7iber قصص مختارة على حبر
stories from the jordanian street قصص من الشارع الأردني
Jordan from behind the lens الاردن من ورا العدسه
Kids spending their free time playing with their hand made red kite. Kites are entertaining for kids; but for some neighborhoods, kites pull down telephone wires, and get stuck on electrical and utility lines.
In Jordan, on the world day against cyber censorship, the government is in ecstasy. Orgasmic waves are flooding the hypocrisy laden political atmosphere.It has been a while since we last heard about applying the print and publications law to the online environment. Some might have thought that the government decided to forgo this freedom of speech choking policy. If you …
Wearing a headscarf, I do not feel militant, oppressed or ignorant; quite the contrary, I feel honored, proud and strong to be resembling the noblest of women in history, from Mary the Mother of Jesus to Fatima, the lady of all the women of the world
Picture by Ranoush.
Written by Farida Farouk
In recent times, there is a growing connection that the hijab has become as much a symbol of Islam as the Crescent. The hijab worn by some Muslim women has become an issue between Muslims and non-Muslims and between liberal Muslims and traditional Muslims. The hijab has also become an issue of conflict between …
Written by Farida Farouk
أبو الوليد محمد بن احمد بن رشد
Ibn Rushd, also known as Averroes, was one of the best Islamic philosophers. He became known in both the East and West as a commentator and explanations on the works of Aristotle. Ibn Rushd’s ideas affected much of the philosophical ideas in medieval Europe. He became an example of how religions …
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