Most Arabic words are based on a three-letter root word. The root for ta’rif is ‘arafa, which means "to know". So when Trump stood in the Rose Garden of the White House with a big chart ...

As someone with decades of experience as a job interviewer and applicant, I’m always surprised when I encounter dismissiveness—and outright disdain—of cover letters (especially when that ...

The actor and typewriter enthusiast wrote back to the teens weeks after they sent off letters to him Lincoln Park Performing Arts Charter School Last fall, some students at the Lincoln Park ...

The cards were part of the "Letters of Love" project, a national organization that distributes cards to children's hospitals. The project aims to provide comfort and support to children in need ...

32m students participate in 9th Arab Reading Challenge, celebrating Arabic language His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE. WAM Dubai ...

"Eid" is "عيد" in Arabic and is actually pronounced as "'ayid." The first Arabic letter of the word, 'ع', is a consonant, which is pronounced using the back of your throat. Muslims will wake ...

Well, President Donald Trump has managed to do what is likely to be irreparable damage to the American economy. For decades the United States dollar has been the world’s reserve currency.

The tattoo is the Arabic word “kafir,” which translates to “disbeliever” or “infidel.” Critics say that it clearly brands Hegseth, who is a devout Christian, as an enemy of Islam.

Pete Hegseth's new "kafir" tattoo sits just below another inked phrase across his bicep. In Arabic, the term historically refers to someone who does not believe in Islam. Derived from the root K ...

The Arab Center for Research and Policy Studies and the Doha Institute for Graduate Studies have published Issue 18 ...

Frances Visco praises Elon Musk's leadership in space exploration but criticizes his approach to government. Visco argues that cuts to government programs should be done thoughtfully, not through ...

"Eid" is "عيد" in Arabic and is actually pronounced as "'ayid." The first Arabic letter of the word, 'ع', is a consonant, which is pronounced using the back of your throat. Muslims will wake ...