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1. Useful Sites to learn Arabic Links to free online resources to discover the Arabic language or to further develop your learning.
2. Arabic and Islamic Items - Jewelry and more These are some of the many unique and breathtaking designs that are available from Zahras Jewelry. ( http://jewelry.zahras.com ) Each piece is individually handcrafted from Gold (18k - not 9k or 14k as others use) or from Silver (925).  The desi...
3. Islamic and Arabian Jewelry Some of these items can be personalized - with your name in Arabic letters for instance. Others feature Allah or the Kaaba. I hope you enjoy my selection of Bedouin and Muslim jewelry.
4. Arabic Islamic Cross Stitch Patterns for Download If you're looking for new patterns for your next cross stitch projects, look no more 'coz here at IslamicXStitches.com, we have produced beautiful Arabic Islamic cross stitch patterns for you to stitch. You can download these charts immediately and s...
5. Pimsler - Pimsleur The Pimsler Spanish Learning System is extremely easy to use and brings results fast.  Pimsleur has developed a system that lets you learn by just listening to the audio and your brain does the rest! By the way: You got here by using the search...
6. Learn The Arabic Alphabet Hi there! I guess you've come to this page looking for information on how to learn the Arabic alphabet. There's plenty of information here for you. Check out my tips on how to best learn to read and write Arabic below. Also take a look at the YouTub...
7. Grendizer - Classic Cartoon Grendizer (AKA: Grandizer, Goldorak, Goldrake) is a famous Japanese cartoon released in the seventies (mainly 1975 in Japan) then spread to the whole world making fans who still remember it till today. Grendizer became very popular mainly in France,...
8. Arabic Classes Arabic Classes - When you look at the way Arabic is written, the you know that you'll need to learn Arabic first and foremost on an oral basis, if you want to make rapid progress. The difference between Western languages and the Arabic language in th...
9. Incense - Sacred Smoke For religious observance, for its olfactory delights, or for other purposes, incense has been around for nearly as long as we have. The first incense was most likely discovered accidentally, as early man sat around the fire and noticed that certain s...
10. Egypt: Nile Cruise The best way to see Ancient Egypt is to cruise along the Nile, although there is a lot to see in Cairo or the Valley of the Kings, for a few days, without traveling the length of the Nile. Many tourists also go to Egypt for the beaches, diving and sn...
11. 40-Minute Arabic 40-Minute Arabic - Pick up the essentials of the Arabic language with this easy-to-use audio introduction. Covering everything from finding your way to talking about yourself, this Collins 40-minute Arabic audio book can help you learn short and simp...
12. Omar Khairat This lens is dedicated to the Great Egyptian Composer Omar Khairat . Lens includes: information, biography, albums and discography, video clips, latest news, links and resources. If I want to describe Omar Khairat's music I would think of few simple...
13. English for Arabic Speakers Audio Books If your Planning a trip to America then learning english is essential to your survival there, not only would it be good to learn for a holiday English is also one of the most commonly known languages in the world makeing it useful for buisness as wel...
14. Pimsleur Arabic Learning Arabic seems to be a nearly impossible task for Westerners, as the language and the written words are totally different from our own laguanges we are used to. Especially in these cases, the Pimsleur method can get you up to speed much faster...
15. Sir Richard Francis Burton Sir Richard Francis Burton (1821-90) was a British explorer, linguist, scholar, and adventurer. After serving in the British Army in India, Burton explored the Arabian peninsula and nearby Somalia. In 1853 he visited the holy cities of Mecca and Med...
16. Khaleeji music Khaliji is the style of music native to the Arab states of the Persian Gulf (Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE). It is characterized by heavy use of the traditional tabl drum and music of the oud. (source: Wikipedia)
17. Coffee Find more fun trivia here An Interestingly Brief History of Coffee Coffee has come a long way from being a little known beverage that was said to be accidentally discovered by a goatherder a long, long time ago. The origins of coffee as a beverage ca...
18. Kuwait When I first announced I would be travelling to Kuwait, I came up against some pretty strong opposition. Family and friends alike urged me not to go. Throw Kuwait into a game of word association, and Iraq comes back at you time and time again. Beari...
19. English Classes English Classes, the best way to quickly learn English! ... but what if you can't attend a regularly scheduled English course? What if you're on the road most of the time and never in the same place? Then 'mobile English classes' - read audio books...
20. William Robertson Smith "William Robertson Smith (8 November 1846 – 31 March 1894) was a Scottish orientalist, Old Testament scholar, professor of divinity, and minister of the Free Church of Scotland. He became popularly known because of his trial for heresy in...