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An excellent discussion. Brings out more of the complexity of Al Andalus in its varied phases. Could someone list the books recommended please.

So happy to see this! Let’s goooo👏

This is a very wonderful video, I really appreciate the effort and the topic. Thank you for this amazing and interesting video❤️.

Honestly did not learn a single thing about decolonisation, North Africa, or the Arab World from this podcast. They kept going into tangents which weren’t helpful at all!

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Shit together

Chapters: 0:00 Introduction & Relationship to Beirut 1:29 Does Beirut Need to Get Its S*** Together? 5:12 Starting Out & Key Inspirations 9:12 Self-Censorship & Comic Journalism 14:54 Guantanamo & Current Projects 18:36 How the Comics Landscape Has Changed 24:56 Personal vs Commissioned Work 33:10 Emerging Talent & Illustrators From the Arab World 36:40 Beirut Bloody Beirut & How the City Has Changed 42:04 Resource Recommendations 44:38 The World of Comics

My advice is: Research My advice is: Research Islam and read the Holy Quran and its interpretation. There is only one God. The Quran is the word of God. Islam is the religion of peace, the true religion, the religion of morals and principles. Many Christians are embracing Islam, especially after the events in Gaza. There may be misconceptions about Islam, but they know the truth about Islam thanks to research and interpretation of the Quran. I hope you will follow the advice and read the Holy Quran and its interpretation. There is only one God. The Quran is the word of God. Islam is the religion of peace, the true religion, the religion of morals and principles. Many Christians are embracing Islam, especially after the events in Gaza. There may be misconceptions about Islam, but they know the truth about Islam thanks to research and interpretation of the Quran. I hope you will follow the advice and read the Holy Quran and its interpretation

What a brilliant interview. Every day we learn more. Free Palestinian people from oppression and apartheid AND the illegal settlers Justice will prevail 🇵🇸❤️

Arabs told us Hadith that they aren’t above any race but in reality they’re not, I have been both Arab nation and western countries the amount of disrespect I got from the people that call me their brother is out of this world on the other hand I got respected in the west welcomed so I’m not here to change the mindset of Arabs but just telling

يا عبد الابيض ما لقيت الا خواجه كافر مستشرق من مركز ابحاث الهدف منه إمبريالي عشان يشرح الجزيرة العربية؟ دكاترة جامعة ام القرى والاسلامية في المدينه اولى من الغربي

Very interesting and loved to discover more about Palestinian culture, may their stories inspire others and this beautiful culture thrive, ❤ Free Palestine and free the world from hatred and oppression

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Absolutely 💯% fantastic work 👏 Great job...thanks. Free Free Palestine 🇵🇸 ♥

Love 💘 Palestine 🇵🇸 Love Ireland 🇮🇪 & Love Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Despise the Evil Apartheid IsraHell's Zio.AshkNazi Zio.Messianic Fascist Extremist Genocidal Criminal Regime that's illegally planted in Palestine 🇵🇸

Wonderful!!!! Thanks for this deep insight 😊

Thank you for presenting Palestinian music in exile. It acted as a momentary relief from the drums of war. I am grateful to discover my origins in old age. I lived in private schools and studied English and French Literature. It was written on my Egyptian I.D. that I was born in Haifa. I had no clue about Haifa and considered myself Egyptian, as the family had moved to Cairo in 1948. I was four. Then came Al Aqsa storm with it's mixed tragedy and heroism . The name of Haifa was repeatedly mentioned in the News. I used to hear Fayrouz's song about Jerusalem but never got emotional as I do now. I had just thought it was a great performance .

Brilliant interview, thank you to you both. Free Palestine 🇵🇸

What an amazing interview. Prof El Guabli thank you so much for the wonderful work and for these thorough, well articulated, well explained nuances of the Amazigh people, and the Amazigh question. I will purchase your wonderful book and learn more. Good bless you all

Thank you so much!...after twenty years trying to play 'oud ...find myself with another feast of sound and culture to soak in...shukran!

Looking forward to the next one!

Can someone write the names of the artists mentioned in the podcast? I can't understand the accent 😂 Also I don't know those artists

Wonderful! 🍉🙏

As Fairuz said, the Bright Anger is comming, it is ongoing!

So great music, thank you very much!

A refreshingly honest take on the state of the music landscape- respect to the hosts!

I love this guys! Well done!

In an op-ed in the Guardian on November 1, 2017, Palestinian Authority (PA) President Mahmoud Abbas stated..."Palestinians" were the Jews who lived, along with Muslims and Christians on land called Palestine, which was under British administration from 1917 to 1948. All people born there during the time of the British Mandate had "Palestine" stamped on their passports. But the Arabs were offended when they were called Palestinians. They complained: "We are not Palestinians, we are Arabs. The Palestinians are the Jews".

Watching you guys sharing many of thoughts reassures all of us independents in this scene❤️, Thank you for choosing to be our voices and standing up on business when it comes to representing Arabic music ✊

buzuq is my favourite instrument

unfortunately alot of people in the industry dont get this themselves, future isn't doing our region a favor or giving grace when he features on an arabic song with an arabic artist, our region is the fastest growing region in the world for the past 2 years and artists with little to no support are pulling Future's and many more A-listers numbers, they're actually promoting themselves to keep them self relevant in the region to gain more audience and listeners, its getting to the point of oh "we need the region" but we actually dont need them, collaborations are always welcome but to have it marketed to diaspora and orientalists is the mistake, show the culture and the art we have not the stereotypes. thank you for mentioning this

Well spoken.

Ah, the first Arab feminist! Now there’s a title that should come with a cape, right? I mean, she’s basically the Wonder Woman of early 20th-century Egypt! Can we just take a second to acknowledge that while many of us are struggling to manage the remote control, she was managing to reclaim her rights? Talk about multitasking! So, let’s talk about Huda Sha'arawi! Yes, Huda! Not just another name in history; she was literally a trailblazer! Imagine the scene-it's the early 1900s in Egypt, and there she is, breaking down walls and stereotypes. I mean, there’s no Tinder for historical figures, but if there was, she’d have a profile pic standing in front of a packed crowd, holding a sign that says, “Swipe right if you believe women should get educated and participate in public life!” And she wasn’t just about “Hey, we should have a seat at the table.” She was like, “Where’s the whole table, and can we get a bigger one while we’re at it?” She founded the Egyptian Feminist Union in 1923. While most of us are still trying to figure out how to organize our sock drawers, she’s organizing a full-fledged movement! Like, "Oh, you're going to the grocery store? I’ll just change the course of our society, no biggie!" But Huda's work didn’t stop there. No, she was all about action! She actively campaigned against female circumcision, which, can you imagine how tough that conversation was? “Excuse me, sir, can we not practice that anymore?” It’s like trying to cancel your gym membership-no one wants to hear you say it! And the best part? She decided one day, “Alright, I’m done with these boring conventions.” So what does she do? She removes her veil in public! That's literally the historical equivalence of throwing down the mic! Boom! "Anyone got a problem with that?" She knew she was making a statement. It's like when I finally showed people my cooking attempts on social media after years of burnt toast-I was like, "Welcome to my culinary revolution, folks!" Picture this: the early 1900s, men are probably saying, “But women belong in the home!” and Huda’s probably rolling her eyes, “Actually, I belong in civil rights meetings, thank you!” So, no doubt about it, she paved the way for countless women fighting for their rights today. And when we talk about the term “Arab feminism,” this woman set the stage! She was like the Beyoncé of her time-she just said, “I don't think you’re ready for this jelly,” and then dropped the mic. So, remember Huda Sha'arawi, the original Arab feminist! When you think of firsts, just know she’s out there in history, rocking her early feminist game while we’re still trying to figure out if “yoga pants” count as acceptable work attire!

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This is so important and needed 🧡 thank you for this

The Arabi song is catered towards western audience therefore it’s utilizing all the western stereotypes about arabs. Another example would be the Lebanese dancing band in AGT couple years ago. The worst effect of orientalism according to Said is that of orientals acclaiming the orientalist stereotype themselves.in other words arabs seeing themselves through western eyes.

REAL Talk thanks for your work ✊🏽

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TRUE THAT

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Extraordinary ignorance of the host if he believes even a fraction of this guest’s lies.

Thank you for this podcast. Decolonization is still and must be a priority in our agenda. As said by Idriss « decolonizing our thinking » is something we should be aware of. In the sixties and seventies, the decolonization was a recurring slogan. What we are seeing today is a counter revolution; the youngest are dreaming of the West. After Isreal war on Gaza and the support from the West, a change in the mindset must happen. Once again, we need to decolonize our mind.

Kavkaz no statistics 🦅🏔️

He did not mean literally the world has a limit. Its limitless. He indicates that the depths and level that ones using a language bound.

Great program. I am African american and I really enjoy learning more about Arabic Culture. Keep up the good work.

I'm sorry but as a black American man of Amazigh descent....... I can assure you that a slave knows no nuance. Just as I see no Nuance when it comes to anti-blackness.

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Please do a part 2! There is so much need for these kinds of discussion! MashaAllah!