Al-Zir Salim in History and Folktales

by Amina Mohamed

Amina Mohamed is Lecturer of Arabic at the University of Chicago.

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Originally recorded February 17, 2006

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Translation and the Other

by Farouk Mustafa

Dr. Mustafa is Ibn Rushd Professorial Lecturer in Modern Arabic Language, Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations, University of Chicago.

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Originally recorded February 3, 2006

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The Latest Work of Munira Misbah

read by Munira Misbah

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Originally recorded January 20, 2006

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Abu Nawas in America

by Orit Bashkin

Dr. Bashkin is Assistant Professor of Modern Middle Eastern History at the University of Chicago.

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Originally recorded January 6, 2006

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Egypt Through Iraqi Eyes

by Mahmoud Saeed

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Originally recorded November 18, 2005

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My Experience with Writing

by Hala El Badry

Born in Cairo in 1954, Hala El Badry graduated from Cairo University and is now deputy editor-in-chief of Egypt’s radio and television magazine. “A Certain Woman”, her fourth novel, was awarded the prize for the best novel of 2001 at the Cairo International Book Fair.

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Originally recorded November 11, 2005

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The Intellectual Dialogue in al-Andalus in the 7th/13th Century: Its Reflection in Sufi Poetry

by Hayat Kara

Professor Hayat is the director of ( U.F.R ) research and formation unit in Andalusian and Maghribi Studies at Mohammad V University in Rabat, Morocco.

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Originally recorded November 4, 2005

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Welcome to the new U of C Arabic Circle page!

At long last, we have our own dedicated blog hosted through the U of C.  We have a few more hurdles to jump, and then we can start uploading our old content and broadcasting this year’s events in an RSS-friendly way.  Stay tuned, more is soon to come!

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