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    “Nothing can prevent or alter what is predestined and that when a women desires something, no one can stop her.” Individuals, scholars, and groups concerned with human rights and feminism, often criticize Islam over the treatment of their women. Westerners, such as former first lady, Laura Bush, began a social political crusade in the name of “saving Muslim women” from “deliberate human cruelty.” In literature, they were depicted as stubborn, unfaithful, fragile, whose actions were based on the

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    woman's freedom." In the streets of London, Mumbai, Washington or Lagos, the recent outpouring of stories from women using #MeToo and its many iterations has showed the uniformity of the problem -- irrespective of country and culture. In 2017, the world has made one thing clear: Sexual harassment is everywhere. When quantifying the problem on a global level, minimal levels of reporting and data limit what experts can provide to help prove -- and solve -- the problem. Based on what is available, here's

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    What does this episode in US history teach us about the dangers of racism? I think this period in history aptly depicts racism as a very sad, narrow-minded, damaging, and ugly mentality. Anyone who has ever been a target of anything—gossip, slander, teasing—or felt isolated, ostracized, friendless, misunderstood or misjudged should have a heart for and the ability to empathize with other people. Sadly, while this episode in history (and many others) clearly demonstrates the dangers and horrors of

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    further strengthen the connection with Israel as oppose to mistrust for Arab world. Besides, a fraction of USA citizens, essentially fundamental Christians believes in Christian Zionism. According to them creation of Israel relates to Biblical prophecy. Thus they feel that Israel as a Jew state must be protected at any cost. However, if Israel acquires US support for democracy, there are many other countries in the world that practice democracy but none of them enjoy USA’s support like Israel

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    that there are areas like (that which I will see when I am out in the field), and that they make up a majority of the country but it reminded me of how much of what we see and hear about the Arab world is negative and we are rarely subject to the beauty and the other positives contained in this part of the world. I start at the hospital tomorrow and am out in the field next week so I am sure I will have more to say about this so far beautiful country

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    In the 1970 through 1980 period, right after the last major political conflict of that time (The Kurdish Iraqi War), we can see that in this time of relative peace the amount of Shakespeare articles relating to arabs was starting to make a recovery. Then the Iran Iraq War, which lasted from 1980 to 1990, burst out and the articles relating to Shakespeare took another major plunge until the end of that conflict. Then after that, the 15 year period from 1990 to 2005 was a time of relative peace in

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    man – Prophet Muhammad – that the Muslim world has been founded, expanded, and influenced the rest of the world for generations. Before Muhammad’s message, the Arab world was consisted of Bedouin tribes, fighting among each other, and of first-class traders who controlled the city of Mecca. Using his teachings, and sometimes force, Muhammad inspired million of people to follow Islam and become Muslims, and the rapid spread of the new religion to the Arabs remained a mystery that wasn’t fully explained

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    The political cataclysms in the Arab world during 2011 have once and for all transformed the Middle East. Arab societies and polities do indeed have tight interconnections and share at least some important Characteristics. The longstanding structural problems and turbulence in Arab world is due to the lack of strong leadership and irresponsible, incompetent and irrational leaders. Furthermore, people took on the streets and protest due to the vast increases in the level of Poverty, persistently high

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    actual perspectives around the Arab world, and in particular, in Kuwait, it has been noticed that social media that enhance the quality of life of people moving it to another aspect where people use certain platforms for such need. They also impact business profitability and governmental interaction with society. The Arab Knowledge Economy Report in (2015,2016), stated that about 226 million of Internet users in the Arab world expected by 2018. Moreover, around the world, the expanding of Social Media

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    revolutions like the Arab Spring and the Russian Revolutions during 1917 has either caused years of grueling damage for many years to come, numeral deaths across the world, panic, heightened security or worldwide fear. Although people may state that revolutions have made the world a better place, whether it is to live, produce businesses, or just overall a lot kinder, a few revolutions have changed the world for the worse. Even though many people agree revolutions have changed the world in a very positive

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