Exploring the Origins and Unique Traditions of Christmas Trees
This article delves into the origins of Christmas traditions, including the history of Christmas trees and the unique Swabian custom of praising them.
Tibo InShape Speaks Out on Political Affiliation and Values
Tibo InShape, a prominent French YouTuber, clarifies his political stance, acknowledging some alignment with the National Rally while emphasizing his commitment to personal values over partisan politics.
Syrian Actor Duraid Lahham Supports Sharia Implementation Amid Political Shift
Syrian actor Duraid Lahham, known as 'Ghawwar Al-Tosha,' praises Hay’at Tahrir Al-Sham and the implementation of Islamic Sharia in Syria, reflecting a significant shift in the political landscape.
Hassan Al-Amrani: Exploring Cultural Identity Through Poetry and Literature
Hassan Al-Amrani, a Moroccan academic and poet, discusses the significance of Islamic literature, the challenges faced by Maghrebi writers, and his upcoming poetry collection addressing the Palestinian struggle.
The Evolution of Secularism: From Religious Authority to Governance
This article explores the historical emergence and evolution of secularism, highlighting its significance in separating religion from state governance and its varying interpretations across cultures.
The Stalin Prize: A Historical Perspective on Soviet Ideological Recognition
The Stalin Prize, established on December 20, 1939, served as a significant recognition of achievements in science and art in the Soviet Union, reflecting the state's ideological goals.
JR to Transform Paris' Pont-Neuf into a Cave in 2025
Syrian Actor Duraid Lahham Supports Sharia Implementation Amid Political Shift
Exploring the Origins and Unique Traditions of Christmas Trees
Tibo InShape Speaks Out on Political Affiliation and Values
Hassan Al-Amrani: Exploring Cultural Identity Through Poetry and Literature
The Evolution of Secularism: From Religious Authority to Governance
2024/11/19
Frederick Douglass: The Journey from Slavery to Activism
Frederick Douglass, born into slavery, became a leading figure in the anti-slavery movement, advocating for education, women's rights, and racial equality.
UNESCO Grants Enhanced Protection to 34 Heritage Sites in Lebanon
UNESCO has granted enhanced temporary protection to 34 heritage sites in Lebanon, safeguarding them from Israeli military actions and ensuring compliance with the 1954 Hague Convention.
The Independence of Islamic Scholars: A Historical Perspective
This article explores the historical independence of Islamic scholars from political authorities, examining the evolution of their relationship and the challenges faced in contemporary society.