Afro-Asiatic Language Family
Afro-Asiatic Peoples and Languages.
The language family that includes North African and Middle Eastern languages from Ancient Egyptian & Babylonian to Modern day Arabic, Hebrew and Amharic.
Afro-Asiatic languages were the mother tongues of great personalities like Tutankhamen, Ramses, Nefertiti, Nebuchadnezzar, Abraham, Moses, Noah, Hannibal, Jesus, Muhammad, Saladin, Ras Tafari and Zinedine Zidane
Strategic Language Security Initiative
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Nations: Greek; Language Spread and Prestige
YEMEN - the origin of all Arab nations
Yemen, Yemeni. Sana'a
Hadramout
Language: The Keys To Culture (Why Learn Amharic? series) 2 [ Hebrew]
Yohannes Wolde Amanuel (Lidj Yefdi / Ras Yefdeyah)
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Hebrew Naming System : Language ; Key To Culture (Why Learn Amharic Series) part 3
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African languages Ohio University - Akan
African language offered at Ohio University
Ancient Mesopotamia Map Quiz, Middle East
Ancient Mesopotamia Map Quiz, Middle East
Ancient Mesopotamia
The ancient Near East
Portal:Ancient Near East
Regions and states
Fertile Crescent
Mesopotamia
Akkadian Empire Assyria Babylonia Neo-Assyrian Empire Neo-Babylonian Empire Sumer
Egypt
Ancient Egypt
Persia
Achaemenid Empire Elam Medes
Anatolia
Hittites Hurrians Neo-Hittite states Urartu
The Levant
Ancient Israel Phoenicia
Archaeological periods
Chronology Bronze Age Bronze Age collapse Iron Age
Languages
Akkadian Aramaic Assyriology Cuneiform script Elamite Hebrew Hittite Hurrian Phoenician Sumerian Urartian
Literature
Babylonian Hittite texts Sumerian
Mythology
Babylonian Hittite Mesopotamian Egyptian
Other topics
Cradle of civilization Assyrian law Babylonian astronomy Babylonian law Babylonian mathematics Cuneiform law History of the Middle East
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The ancient Near East was the home of early civilizations within a region roughly corresponding to the modern Middle East: Mesopotamia (modern Iraq, southeast Turkey, southwest Iran, northeastern Syria and Kuwait),[1] ancient Egypt, ancient Iran (Elam, Media, Parthia and Persia), Anatolia/Asia Minor and Armenian Highlands (Turkey's Eastern Anatolia Region, Armenia, northwestern Iran, southern Georgia, and western Azerbaijan),[2] the Levant (modern Syria, Lebanon, Palestine, Israel, and Jordan), Cyprus and the Arabian Peninsula. The ancient Near East is studied in the fields of Near Eastern archaeology and ancient history.
The history of the ancient Near East begins with the rise of Sumer in the 4th millennium BC, though the date it ends varies. The term covers the Bronze Age and the Iron Age in the region, until either the conquest by the Achaemenid Empire in the 6th century BC, that by Macedonian Empire in the 4th century BC, or the Muslim conquests in the 7th century AD.
The ancient Near East is considered[3] one of the cradles of civilization. It was here that intensive year-round agriculture was first practiced, leading to the rise of the first dense urban settlements and the development of many familiar institutions of civilization, such as social stratification, centralized government and empires, organized religion and organized warfare. It also saw the creation of the first writing system and law codes, early advances that laid the foundations of astronomy and mathematics, and the invention of the wheel.
During the period, states became increasingly large, until the region became controlled by militaristic empires that had conquered a number of different cultures.
Why learning Arabic can be hard
Why learning Arabic can be hard. Interesting facts about the Arabic language. Some helpful tips to learn to speak Arabic. Pronunciation tips, grammar tips, etc.
Villa Arabia Language School - Learn Arabic in Morocco
the Villa-Arabia Program is a department of Kerdous 4 star Hotel. We are working towards promoting positive and constructive relationships between Arab and Western people by organizing cultural activities and information services related to Arab culture. We believe that it is through culture that we preserve our heritage; that we express our creativity and that we share our individuality with the world. The program covers the linguistic, cultural, and civilizational aspects necessary to provide a complete experience for discovering one of humanity's civilizations.
Akka (oct/Nov 2005)
The Ancient Arab City of Akka (all capitalised purposefully)...a very important place for both Muslims (primarily Shi'ites) and Baha'is. More of a focus on the sea... and a danger sign.
Allah'u'Abha
Arab ladies in Israel
Where is no apartheid in Israel! On this video you can see young arab women have fun on Herzliya beach. Support Israel, share the truth!
This African Tribe: Migrated From Arabia to Africa in the 12th Century Baggara or Shuwa Arabs
Welcome to our documentary exploring the captivating history of the Baggara or Shuwa Arabs, an African tribe with a fascinating migration story! Join us as we delve into the journey of this tribe, tracing their origins from Arabia to Africa in the 12th century.
Through a blend of historical research and on-the-ground exploration, we'll unravel the intricacies of their migration, shedding light on the cultural, social, and economic factors that prompted their move to Africa.
As we immerse ourselves in their vibrant traditions and customs, we'll witness the enduring legacy of the Baggara or Shuwa Arabs. From their distinctive language and artistry to their unique ways of life, we'll discover the ways in which they have preserved their heritage throughout the centuries.
This documentary will take you on a visual and informative journey, offering a rare glimpse into a tribe with a storied past and a resilient spirit. Join us as we venture through the vast landscapes and communities that have become the home of the Baggara or Shuwa Arabs.
Don't miss this opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the complexities and beauty of this African tribe. Hit the subscribe button to stay updated on our captivating explorations of diverse cultures and histories worldwide.
Come along on this enlightening adventure as we uncover the captivating tale of the Baggara or Shuwa Arabs, a tribe whose migration from Arabia to Africa has left an indelible mark on the continent's rich tapestry of cultures.
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La Martorana
arab norman church in the heart of palermo. Greek rite. Byzantine golden mosaics. My favorite church in palermo. Beauty will save the world.
האמת על הנבטים
אילן ומיקי בכתבה מיוחדת מהנגב ינואר 2015
Malta -- The Island Fortress
The archipelago of Malta lies midway between North Africa and Sicily, a location that gave the islands great strategic importance and resulted in a succession of occupying powers throughout their history including Phoenicians, Romans, Arabs, Crusader Knights, French and British all struggling for control of the Mediterranean. Today, they are back in the hands of the Maltese and recognized for their great contribution as a major naval base for Allied operations during WW2 when they were nearly obliterated in bombing raids. The capital city, Valletta, is a World Heritage Site recognized for its unparalleled architectural design and magnificence including the baroque cathedral built by the Knights of St. John who embellished its interior with their individual wealth. The islands are also renowned for a unique prehistoric temple culture. For more information visit click on the International Features category and check out Episode #24.
Belice Valley in Sicily the Story of an Earthquake www.mammasicily.com
Belice Valley: a trip inside a dream. Because it's all so incredible, so fantastic, surreal ! Ruins of a terrible earthquake, new towns that seems uninhabited; strange works of contemporary art ... All in the silence of this agricultural valley ... Top Sicilian experience. MammaSicily: Sicily told by the motorwriter Giovanni Vallone and the chef Silvana Recupero
Valle del Belice, un sogno. Nel senso che sarebbe un sogno perfetto se non fosse realtà. Un posto dove città quasi disabitate si alternano con rovine di silenziose rovine e improvvise sculture a cielo aperto. Il tutto dentro infiniti campi agricoli. Una Sicilia pazzesca. MammaSicily: la Sicilia raccontata dal motoscrittore Giovanni Vallone e dalla chef Silvana Recupero.
בלוג מצולם - lior kay ליאור קיי
בלוג מצולם על רולרבליידס מטיולים בדובאי עומאן מצרים ירדן וארהב