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Memory is not merely recollection. It is identity, resistance, reflection, and spirituality. In Arabic, the words that describe memory reveal that remembering is an active choice—one that permeates how we live as individuals and as communities. The Root “dh-k-r” ذكر At the heart of many Arabic words related to memory lies the root “dh-k-r” ذكر, […]

“The veil resides within now, guarding the sacred whispers of faith—truths too profound for words, too elusive for reason. It dwells in the intimate chords of the heart, unreachable even by my own gaze. It is inside and outside, a reflection of my being—flesh and bone, spirit and soul. It manifests outwardly to balance the

I always knew that sooner or later dance would become an important part of my life. When I was twenty-three and had the opportunity to study this sublime art, it was crystal clear: Arab dance was the one for me. I was studying Arabic and in my first year of Islamic studies at the L’Orientale

Image by MaryamEd Arabic changed my life. It taught me the importance of truly devoting yourself to what’s necessary, since time is limited but the desire to develop and be happy is not. In my opinion, there are at least five reasons for studying Arabic: 1. It develops dynamic thinking: Arabic is a language worlds away