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European Union’s Security Policy Towards Illegal Immigration

Immigration is considered one of the most significant issues facing Europe lately due to the increase in immigrants and refugees’ numbers, especially those coming through the Mediterranean Sea from the Middle East in particular. The study demonstrates the concept of immigration, illegal immigration and the reasons that force people [...]

2024-01-24T08:10:57+02:00July 11th, 2020|Humanitarian Relief, Studies|0 Comments

Fishing in murky waters: the concept of terrorism in the West and humanitarian relief

Due to globalization, countries of the world have become a single community that does not face a specific visible enemy, but rather the threat of terrorism. As a result, many countries began to put all their efforts together to eliminate any issue that may be a potential threat to their [...]

2024-02-13T07:33:08+02:00June 9th, 2020|Humanitarian Relief, Translations|0 Comments

The image of Intellectuals in the Egyptian Movies

Authored by: Aya Ezzat There are many studies in social sciences and humanities that endeavored to observe and analyze the role of intellectuals in the Egyptian society in different chronological phases. However, in the framework of creating a common area for the convergence of arts and humanities. This study [...]

2024-01-24T08:20:17+02:00June 2nd, 2020|Identity and Decolonization, Studies|0 Comments

Journalists Caught in the Crossfire of Power: Power’s Instruments in Crushing the Press.. Assassination as a Model

Authored by: Nora Abd El-Moshen Threats against journalists have recently rocketed waylaying the rights they enjoyed to ensure doing their job freely, particularly in the states witnessing dictatorial regimes or armed conflicts. Such violations occur in spite of the existence of the international organizations and the international community organizations [...]

2024-01-24T08:14:12+02:00May 12th, 2020|Policy Making, Studies|0 Comments

Education in Central Asia from the Soviet Union to the National State

The Turkish republics of Central Asia remained under the Soviet rule for quite a long time. The peoples of these republics were influenced by the Soviet system of education, even after they had their independence. The Soviet education endeavored to prove to the Turkish peoples that their existence under [...]

2024-02-13T07:36:56+02:00January 9th, 2020|Identity and Decolonization, Translations|0 Comments

Fragility of Human Ties in the Egyptian Society: Divorce as a Model

Authored by: Menna al-Tellawy In a time when modernity melted from a solid state into a liquid one, terms were replaced, values changed, human ties became weak and materialism triumphed. This study discusses the aspects of liquid modernity and its manifestations in family relationships in the Egyptian society based on [...]

2024-01-15T08:13:38+02:00January 9th, 2020|Identity and Decolonization, Studies|0 Comments

The History of Military Schools in Turkey

The attempted coup d'état on July 15, 2016 was a decisive event in the history of modern Turkish military institution. After that attempt, the Turkish state started a number of procedures. Prominent among them is the reconstruction of educational institutions such as closing the schools under the Gülen movement [...]

2024-02-13T07:39:50+02:00January 9th, 2020|Policy Making, Translations|0 Comments

History of Science among the Ottoman Turks

ISBN 978-977-85419-5-3 Author Dr. Abdülhak Adnan Adıvar Translation & Introduction Prof. Abdulrazek Barakat Edition 4th ed, 2023 Language Arabic   The history of science represents an important aspect of the history of nations, and reveals to the learner the truth about science and its secrets. Therefore, it is [...]

2025-11-10T06:55:36+02:00January 3rd, 2020|Books, Translated Publications|0 Comments

Jews in the Ottoman State until the End of the Nineteenth Century

ISBN 978-977-85419-3-9 Author Prof. Ahmet Hikmet Eroğlu Translation & Introduction Prof. Ahmed Abdullah Najm Edition 4th ed, 2023 Language Arabic   Muslims have never treated Jews in a racial manner and the Ottoman State was not an exception. When Europe had expelled Jews after the establishment of [...]

Education in the Ottoman State: A Study of Madrasas’ Role Since the Rise of the State until the Death of Sultan Suleiman Al-Qanooni

ISBN 978-977-85419-2-2 Author Prof. Ahmed Abdullah Najm Edition 4th ed, 2024 Language Arabic The Ottoman State had a significant undeniable influence on the history of Muslims. The Ottoman madrasa played a prominent role in establishing the state culturally, through which the civilizational dimension of sultans and governors [...]

2025-11-01T16:47:46+02:00January 3rd, 2020|authored publications, Books|0 Comments

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