by Muhammad Eissa
Muhammad Eissa is a Lecturer of Arabic at the University of Chicago.
Originally recorded January 18, 2007
by Muhammad Eissa
Muhammad Eissa is a Lecturer of Arabic at the University of Chicago.
Originally recorded January 18, 2007
by Kay Heikkinen
Kay Heikkinen is a Lecturer of Arabic at the University of Chicago.
Originally recorded January 12, 2007
by Amy Ruszkiewicz
Amy Ruszkiewicz is a graduate of the Center for Middle Eastern Studies, University of Chicago. She came back for a visit and gave us this wonderful account of her studies in Qatar.
Originally recorded January 5, 2007
by Noha Forster
Noha Forster is a Lecturer of Arabic at the University of Chicago.
Originally recorded November 17, 2006
by Ahmad Baasiri
Ahmad Baasiri is a student at the Center for Middle Eastern Studies, University of Chicago.
Originally recorded November 10, 2006
by Ahmed Hashem
Ahmed Hashem is a doctoral candidate at the department of Near Eastern History and Civilizations, University of Chicago.
Originally recorded November 3, 2006
by Kay Heikkinen
Kay Heikkinen is a Lecturer of Arabic at the University of Chicago.
Originally recorded October 20, 2006
by Farouk Mustafa
Farouk Mustafa is the Ibn Rushd Professorial Lecturer in Modern Arabic Language, Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations, University of Chicago.
Originally Recorded October 6, 2006
Toujan al-Faisal was the first woman elected to the Jordanian Parliament, where she served from 1993 to 1997. The views of the lecturer are her own and do not reflect the opinions or positions of the University of Chicago or any of its affiliate organizations.
Originally recorded March 31, 2006
by Kay Heikkinen
Kay Heikkinen is a Lecturer of Arabic at the University of Chicago.
Originally recorded February 24, 2006