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Egypt Mubarak (1981–2011):Thirty Years in Thirty Lines Posted by on Mar 15, 2011

        Thirty years of nothing but corruption الفساد and conspiracy المؤامرة , that is to sum up the Mubarak era. His two predecessors had to take fatal decisions قرارات مصيرية at a time of nonstop war حرب until peace السلام was reached; a thing which could give them some excuse عذر.         Mubarak’s failure فشل can…

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Egypt ; A Story of Struggle Posted by on Mar 13, 2011

        Since the time of the Pharaohs الفراعنة, Egypt مصر was never ruled by a native Egyptian; except for the last sixty years. Along history التاريخ  it hasn’t known any democratic regime نظام ديمقراطى in the sense of what modern democracy means. The welfare of the people depended mainly on the desire of its rulers…

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Nouns الاسم /Al-Ism/ : Number العدد /Al-Adad/ Posted by on Mar 12, 2011

* Arabic Nouns fall into Three main categories concerning their Number: (1) Singular مفرد /Mofrad/        (2) Dual  مثنى /Mothanna/          (3) Plural جمع /Gam’/ (1) The Singular Noun الاسم المفرد /Al-Ism Al-Mofrad/  It is the Noun that refers to only ONE person or thing.         Examples:          – Mohammad محمد               – Mona منى                      – man رجل /rajul/          – boy…

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Nouns الأسماء /Al-Asma’a / : Gender الجنس /Al-Genss/ Posted by on Mar 11, 2011

* Arabic Nouns fall into two main categories concerning their Gender:           (1) Masculine مذكر /Mozakkar/            &          (2) Feminine مؤنث /Mo’annath/     * There some other sub-categories to these two main ones. *  Note that:  The Gender of a word is mostly determined by its Form not by the Concept it refers to…

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