Arabic Culture Class

The Middle East is both rich in history and soaked in blood. This relatively small area of the world, the birthplace of three great religions, is a tinderbox in which cultures clash in seemingly endless rounds of violence. And as the Western world has learned through the terrorist attacks of 9/11 and the invasion and occupation of Iraq, the politics and passions that inflame today's Middle East can no longer be regarded as "over there". The entire world has a stake in the future of the Middle East, and understanding its peoples and conflicts is the first step to ensuring that future is more peaceful.

You can have the opportunity to explore the Middle East, learn about the history, people and cultures of this complex region.
We offer you a broad, rich portrayal of the area, examining the people of the Middle East in all their diversity: Arabs and Turks, Kurds and Jews, Muslims and Christians, Shiites and Sunnis. Informative Chronology illuminates the most significant recent events in the region and the people and ideas that animate the area, from the beliefs of Islam to its leaders and to its militants groups, an indispensable study and guide to the modern Middle East.

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[boozag123]

@PersoAryanism what you said was kinda true but Persians are not Arabs or vice versa. so your comment is invalid.

[PersoAryanism]

"Arabic Culture"

"Diversity"

I also like how the word Persian was not said once, seeing as it was the greatest and most contributive empire(s). *sigh*

[CornFedArmen]

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