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Dubai: a city that achieved miracles

The United Arab Emirates has sought to make them the most advanced in the world in a very short period and to make Dubai the smartest city in the world. Thirty years have been the guarantor of transforming a desert into a city.

archeology

Pyramids: The Most Mysterious Monument In The History

The pyramids are one of the most mysterious monuments in the history of human civilization. The Great Pyramids of Giza were built 4500 years ago. How were they built is still a mystery.

architecture

Germania, Capital of the World: Paranoia

Hitler worked on plans to make Germany the hub of the world, so he appointed his military engineer, Albert Shpeer, to design the largest city in history. So what is the Great Germania project?

egypt

Pharaonic obelisks

Pharaonic civilization has always hidden many architectural surprises and elements that we think are simple but great symbolism. In this article, we will talk about the Pharaonic obelisks, which we are still studying its secrets and features until this time.

history

Badr Shaker Alsayyab

Badr Shaker was an Iraqi Arab poet who shone at the beginning of the last century as a poet writing free verse and poetry in Arab countries, including Iraq,

bangladesh

'The Shat Gombuj Mosque'-A heritage

The 'Shat Gombuj Mosque' is a heritage of Bangladesh. Which was built during the Bengal Sultanate. Nowadays, it is one of the greatest tourist attractions site.

iran

Chogha zanbil ziggurat - Iran

Chogha zanbil shrine is one of the UNESCO World Heritage that belong to Iran. thisshrine was built about 1250 B.C in Elamite civilization.

architecture

Jerash: the city of pillars

The ancient city of Jerash is considered one of the largest Roman archaeological cities in the world, and it is an integrated museum of art and architecture in addition to being one of the oldest cities rich in Roman columns, it is the city of a thousand columns.

history

Teresa: The Mother of Humanity

In Calcutta in 1950, she founded a missionary organization called "The Missionaries of Charity"

history

Jerusalem (The Holy Land)

Jerusalem is considered one of the most important historical and religious cities in the world. It is regarded as an important spiritual capital for all monotheistic religions (Islam, Christianity, Judaism).

architecture

The Great Umayyad Mosque (Damascus)

History has provided us with the greatest buildings that have affected human souls greatly and was an example of religious coexistence between beliefs and in this article we will talk about the Umayyad Mosque from pre-Christian history to the present day with some interesting information

history

Hypatia: The First Female Mathematician

Hypatia learned a lot about mathematics and science from her father, Theon. He shared his knowledge with Hypatia.

mathematics

Ancient to Modern Mathematics (Part 2)

Musa Al-Khwarizmis' works on mathematics were on the fundamental algebraic methods of “reduction” and “balancing” and solving the polynomial equation of second degree.

bookreview

Book Review of Street Corner Society: The Social Structure of an Italian Slum

Street Corner Society: The Social Structure of An Italian Slum is a book, which is written by William Foote Whyte. In this work, the author examines a society, which lives in Boston. The society is composed of Italians who are migrated to United States of America after the WWII.

history

Ancient Mathematics (part 1)

Mathematics is the fundamental requirement for modern science, engineering, philosophy, chemistry, and almost all complex thinking in the contemporary world.

history

Farakka Dam: The Nightmare of Millions of People

Nature is always flowing in its own way. There is no doubt that man is dependent on nature. But people are trying to bring nature under their control in the hope of modern and advanced life.

history

Salem Witch Trials: A Cautionary Tale of Public Hysteria and Scapegoating

The event began in the winter of 1692 when two cousins, Elizabeth Parris, and Abigail Williams started behaving strangely. They were suspected to be possessed by demonic power by a local doctor.

architecture

Traditional Architecture in Morocco

Morocco has a vast architectural diversity. It has its roots in Spanish-Moorish art. An art that continues to gleam in several Moroccan and foreign monuments.

policy

What is the Scorched Earth Policy

The scorched earth policy is a military strategy that destroys everything that might be useful to the enemy when retreating from the locations they entered.

history

Tesla’s Oscillator: The Earthquake Machine

Tesla's oscillator was initially intended for generating electricity. Later the technology was adapted by HAARP to develop tectonic weapons.

biography

Witnessing The Renaissance "PART III :" Michelangelo Renaissance sculptor

Artists have developed ideally in the Renaissance in Florence and have accomplished many international and artistic achievements. They developed their own abilities and sought to become talented men in painting, architecture, arts and poetry such as Michelangelo

art

Witnessing The Renaissance "PART II": The Height of the Renaissance

The Renaissance began in Florence and was at the height of its success during the reign of Lorenzo de 'Medici by the influence of the artistic trinity Leonardo Da Vinci, Raphael, and Michelangelo who enriched the Renaissance to its great impact.

history

Witnessing The Renaissance: The Founders Of The Renaissance

Where science and art were considered a thing of heresy to the Church, they believed that these things were displays of insanity, atheism, and perversion. The artists of that era were the most humiliating to the church.

history

Project Rainbow: The Horrors of the Philadelphia Experiment

The rainbow project was a secret experiment conducted by the US Navy in Philadelphia. The Experiment had the unforeseen effect of making the ship (USS Eldridge) teleport about three hundred miles and back in the blink of an eye.

biography

Ibn Battuta : The Great Traveler

Ibn Battuta, a great traveler, was born on 24 February 1304 AD in the city of Tanzah in Morocco. Born into an aristocratic Muslim family. His father was a Qazi. According to him, his family is the descendant of the Lavata nomadic people of West Africa.

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