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The Tales of Nyala Sudan
Nyala Sudan is a famous city known for its processed foods, leather goods, and textiles.
With over 565,734 population during the 2007 consensus, the city...
Sir John Bagot Glubb and the Fate of Empires
In 1978, John Glubb published an inspiring essay with striking observations about the human race across the ages. In his essay, he finds patterns...
What did the prophet Muhammad look like?
For non-Muslims interested in Islam, one of the common questions they ask is, "what did the Muhammad look like?"
For most Muslims, prophets of Islam,...
Melkite Catholicism: An Interesting Mix of Spirituality & Theology
Melkites are present-day Catholics who follow Byzantine theology and Middle Eastern traditions. This old religion is an interesting mix of spirituality and theology.
This article...
The Longest Train In The World
Have you ever asked yourself, "what's the longest train in the world?" What are its dimensions?
How fascinating can it be to watch the train...
Abu Nidal: The Most Feared Extremist
Abu Nidal was a terrorist mercenary who was once linked to the most dangerous terrorist organization in existence.
In this article, we investigate more about...
The Anglo Egyptian Treaty 1936 – An inter-war treaty in a...
Understanding the Anglo-Egyptian Treaty requires knowing what transpired during the inter-war years in Egypt. In the inter-war years, an unsettled Egypt negotiated with the...
The Adyghe People and Their Language
The Adyghe are fascinating people that live in the Caucasus region of the Russian Federation. Not only does the Adyghe language have a wide...
The Talysh People, The Forgotten People of Old Northern Iran and...
The Talysh is a tiny minority group of people in northern Iran and southern Azerbaijan who speaks a language called Talysh and has a...
The Suez War: A Canal and its Crisis
The Suez war, or popularly known as the Battle of Suez Canal, was a historical turning point in geopolitics.
The dispute over access to the...
