Shīʿah Sheikh

A journalist,Particpated in a roundtable discussion initiated by AWR on the amendment of Art. 2 of the Constitution (see AWR-Paper Nr. 40 ), holds the view that "there is no value in Art. 2"

Islamist Political leader in Sudan

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Author; Journalist

Head of Information and Decision Support Center, Cabinet of the Prime Minister, in 2011.

Got his arm broken in Al wasta incident (Rana hatim)

Syrian writer

21 year old women from Beni Suef, reported to have disappeared without reason and trace according to Sawt al-Ummah of February 20, 2006. Her father accused a microbus driver of the kidnapping [Ref. [AWR, 2006, week 8, art. 36 and: Arab-West Report, Paper 6, p. 16]

Member of the Senate for the Coordination Committee of Party's Youth Leaders and Politicians (CPYP) 

 Hazel Heijer is the editor-in-chief of the of Eturbo news, USA. The mission of eTurboNews Group is to provide a cost-effective B2B service of news, PR representation for the global travel and tourism industry and information distribution through email and web site archival storage, search facilities and readership tracking. 

Author of a number of articles published in our series  The Scandals of Egyptian Secularism.

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Medical doctor, wife of Daniel van der Meulen

German-American Reformed theologian, ethicist, born in Germany in 1894, passed away in the USA in 1962. He escaped to the USA after the Nazis had come to power in Germany. He understood from the experiences of the pre-war German churches how the very existence of the churches can become endangered, when the political implications of the message of the Bible are ignored.

a highly acclaimed German-American scientist who was a German chemical engineer and professor at Columbia University, USA, and researcher who deeply influenced pioneering Egyptian environmentalist Dr. Munīr Nʿamatallāh.

Dutch missionary and expect of local Indonesian culture.

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German geographer and scholar with whom Daniel van der Meulen traveled in the 1930s to the Hadramout, Yemen.

Born 72 B.C.E. - died 4 B.C.E., Jesus was born during his reign. Herod, not himself Jewish, was made king of the Jewish people by Rome and was despised by the Jews. He rebuilt the Temple on a more magnificent scale in the 18th year of his reign (20-19 C.E.) but he also tried to turn it into a Roman pantheon, including worship of the Roman emperor who had crowned him. These actions aroused immense anger among the Jews and led to his condemnation as a notoriously bad ruler. Herod grew paranoid with age, to such an extent that he had his own sons (who had been fathered on Jewish Maccabean princesses) killed because he feared their presumed popularity. 

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Metropolitan of Aswan

Turkish journalist. 

Author; Journalist; Vice President of the General Egyptian Book Organization

Poet; Critic; editor-in-chief of literature and criticism magazine

a Tunisian artists.