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Today's episode features Yasser Badr Al-Hazimi, a prominent Saudi self-development coach and speaker. He hosts his own podcast, **تدبر** (Tadabar), and gained widespread recognition for his appearance on the podcast **فنجان** (Finjan), which has garnered over 100 million views since its debut. Through his thoughtful reflections, he explores how individuals can lead meaningful lives, aligning their actions and purpose with a deeper connection to God.


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Today’s episode is about al-Khalīl ibn Aḥmad al-Farāhīdī, also known as Al-Farahidi, who was an Iraqi philologist, lexicographer, and grammarian born in the 8th century. He is credited with making the first dictionary of the Arabic language, which introduced the now standard harakat (vowel marks in Arabic script) system.  He was also the first scholar to subject classical Arabic poetry to a distinctive phonetic analysis.

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In this episode, we delve into the life of Mohammed Abdel Wahab, a key figure in 20th-century Arabic music. As a composer and singer, he pushed boundaries by blending traditional Arabic styles with Western influences, leaving a lasting impact on the region’s musical landscape. His work continues to influence artists across generations.

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In this episode, we delve into the life of Ameen Rihani, a pioneering Lebanese-American writer and intellectual. A key figure in the Mahjar movement, Rihani's works bridged Eastern and Western thought, blending poetry, philosophy, and political commentary to advocate for Arab unity and cultural dialogue.

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In today's episode, we look at the life and poetry of Imru' al-Qais, a foundational figure in pre-Islamic Arabic literature. Known for his famous "Mu'allaqa," Imru' al-Qais' poems were known for their vivid depictions of love, nature, and desert life. For Arabic learners, his work provides not only a deep insight into pre-Islamic Arabic poetry but also a window into Arab culture and history

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In this episode, we explore the lives of two doctors who dedicated their careers to serving the poor. Dr. Mohammed Mashaly, known as "the doctor of the poor" in Egypt, spent decades treating patients for minimal fees or for free. Similarly, Dr. Ihsan Ezedeen from Syria provided low-cost medical care to the needy, including refugees and displaced people, throughout his career.

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Duraid Lahham was a Syrian comedian, director, and actor. He is famous for his appearances in a role of a character named Ghawwar al Touche. Lahham was interested in theater from an early age, and he’s considered one of the founders of modern Syrian television

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Hassan Sami Al-Youssef, a prominent Palestinian-Syrian novelist and television drama writer, was a significant figure in the world of Arab arts and literature. Born in 1945 in Lubya, Palestine, he lived through the Nakba, which deeply influenced his life and creative works. Al-Youssef's career, spanning theater, cinema, and television, is marked by his profound exploration of human emotions and social issues, leaving a lasting impact on Syrian and Arab cultural landscapes.

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Zakaria Tamer, a well-known Syrian author, is celebrated for his short stories and contributions to Arabic children's literature. His work, often inspired by folktales, is noted for its accessible style and deeper layers of meaning. Tamer's stories frequently serve as a surreal critique of political and social injustices.

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Muhammed Idris Gamaa was a Sudanese poet who published his famous collection of poems titled, Lasting moments (Arabic: لحظات باقية), in 1969. He is considered one of the pioneers of innovation in modern Arabic poetry.

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