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Abdel Hadi Al Gazzar - Peace (oil on Board, 1965)
Abdel Hadi Al Gazzar - The Charter (oil on celotex, 1962)
NEW MAP: Eastern Mediterranean 1958: Nasser’s Zenith (19 Jul 1958) https://buff.ly/2JC1P3c In March 1958 Yemen agreed to federate with Nasser’s United Arab Republic. Just four months later, the rival Arab Federation collapsed when pro-Nasser officers overthrew the King of Iraq, prompting the panicking leaders of Lebanon and Jordan to request Western intervention. For a brief moment the dream of pan-Arabism seemed within Nasser’s grasp. However, that moment passed, and in 1961 the United Arab Republic itself would fall apart when the Syrians rejected Nasser’s rule. #easternmediterranean #history #welovehistory #welovemaps #map #1950s #20thcentury #modernhistory #1958 #panarabism #unitedarabrepublic #nasser #iraqrevolution #jordan #july #july19 #lebanon #northyemen #baathism #westernintervention #maps #newmap #historyteacher #historybuff #historygeek #historynerd #worldhistory #cartography #geopolitics #nasserism (at Amman, Jordan) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bzq2z_MgohT/?igshid=t2z3ky7cpsyl
Whitney Smith, founder of the field of vexillology, was born on February 26th 1940. He coined the word "vexillology" and the first time it appeared in print was in his very first article, written for the discontinued journal The Arab World, in 1958.
The above picture is the article in question, where he details the composition and origins of many Arab countries' flags at the time. A couple of things to note:
Algeria's flag is standardised and Algeria is considered an independent country even if the article was written more than 4 years before the independence of Algeria from France.
Likewise, Kuwait was not yet independent in 1958 it would only reach independence 3 years later. The flag present here is likely to be an unofficial standard, to represent the territory.
The flag of the United Arab Republic was made official only shortly before the redaction of this article, as the UAR was created in 1958. This flag would keep being in use until the fall of the Assad régime in Syria in December 2024.
Saudi Arabia's flag has never officially been like the one in the document. This flag was used as the flag of the king of the KSA in the 1950s and 1960s.
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L'Arabité est intimement lié à l'Islam, et l'Islam est intimement lié à l'Arabité : 1) L'Arabité est intimement lié à l'Islam: L'arabité ou le sentiment d'appartenance au monde arabe, n'aurait jamais pu être possible sans la diffusion de l'Islam en Egypte, Libye, Maghreb où nul arabe n'y vivait. C'est bien grâce à un Coran ak écrit en arabe que la langue arabe a pu se diffuser jusqu'à devenir la langue la plus parlée dans ces pays là... Donc le panarabisme ne peut être en soit une idéologie laïque sans contrevenir même à l'histoire du monde arabe et à la morale religieuse instaurée depuis plus d'un millénaire. En quoi la laïcité serait utile puisque l'Islam respecte le choix de chacun à choisir sa religion ? A moins qu'il ne s'agisse dès lors de la séparation de l'Islam et de l'Etat et celà est une hérésie totalement incompatible avec l'Islam. L'Islam va même au delà de laïcité puisqu'il permet aux juifs et aux chrétiens de se faire juger selon la loi juive. L'attachement particulier qu'ont les panarabes envers la cause palestinienne n'existe que parce que Jérusalem est un lieu saint pour l'Islam et pour le Christianisme ! Par conséquent, le panarabisme, et l'arabité ne peuvent être que lié à l'Islam. 2) l'Islam est intimement lié à l'Arabité: La langue arabe est la langue du Coran ak, parce qu'il est descendu sur un peuple arabe. Donc la langue arabe est le vecteur de l'Islam, c'est à la base même de l'étude de l'Islam. Comment prier sans prononcer un mot d'arabe ? Comment lire le Coran ak ou le comprendre avec sa propre intelligence sans connaître l'arabe. Par conséquent, le monde arabe est et restera le berceau de l'Islam car seul ce qu'on appelle aujourd'hui le monde arabe parle l'arabe. Peut être que celà changera à l'avenir, mais pour le moment c'est ainsi. Donc tant que les autres musulmans de la planète n'apprennent pas la langue arabe comme autrefois (autrefois c'était la langue internationale du monde musulman), alors seul le monde arabe pourra assumer la responsabilité d'étudier les écrits islamiques et produire des études théologiques ! De ce fait de par cet intime lien entre arabité en Islam, USraël et les ennemis de l'Islam ont totalement compris que pour détruire l'Islam il suffisait de détruire le monde arabe, sa culture arabe, et sa langue. Pas même besoin de toucher aux pays non arabes où vivent 80% des musulmans. Ils veulent détruire une idéologie, alors ils l'a détruisent à ses racines et non a ses fruits. Ci-dessus une carte des pays ayant l'arabe comme langue officielle
The Pan-Arab Classroom
With classes representing a mixed mezze of Egyptians, Kuwaitis, Palestinians, Lebanese, Syrians and Iranians, of Sunnis, Shia’, Christian and Druze leanings; the merry band of students I taught provided a more harmonious image of the Middle East then the one we have become accustomed to. I guess this is what can happen without the meddling of imperialists, ruler wielding cartographers and religious fanatics.
The students at my school were an absolute riot (pun, fully intended) and had me constantly in stitches with their infectious humour and just plain ‘Arabness’. Whether it’s a kid shouting “bassssssss!” (enough!) in the middle of an exam at an annoying pen clicker or a student taking particular delight – first, at the realisation, then, at the constant utterance of the British Empire as the British Vampire, these students will be difficult to forget.
Although the students were generally really well mannered, the British Vampire student did prove elusive when it came to doing any actual work. When he bought in his turtle for a school project, and then insisted that he had to clean his hands before nimbly picking it up for presentation; it proved difficult not to laugh at the unexpected philotherian who would often be the cause of much raucous in class.
Their tokens of appreciation were many but the real extent of their generosity is measured in how they interacted with others less fortunate. An older boy was once observed warmly giving his salaam to a street cleaner and discreetly passing money into his palm with an earnest handshake. I don’t even mind if this was the same street cleaner who tried to hit on me outside of school. We each are in need of our own bread.
When the students possess a maturity beyond their years and are enamoured with everyone they meet, they will always remain the single most important source of inspiration for the region.
It’s always a heart wrench saying goodbye.
the allure of pan-Arabism has waned, in competition with local nationalisms, pan-Islamism, the Shia-Sunni sectarianism and other trends.
http://www.economist.com/blogs/johnson/2013/06/arabic
