Watan-The word “Inshallah” (إن شاء الله) is a cornerstone of Arabic and Islamic culture. Meaning “If Allah wills” or “God…
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Tunisian mloukhia is a unique and beloved national dish, quite different from the more common versions found in Egypt or…
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In a modest kitchen in the heart of Tunis’s old Bab Souika neighborhood, a woman crouches over a large bowl,…
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An Orlando hotel is facing more fallout from its decision to cancel a conference, an action that was later called…
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A classic hummus platter garnished with olive oil, parsley, and spices. This Middle Eastern chickpea spread has journeyed from its…
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When Asaad Al-Najjar left Baghdad in 1980 to study civil engineering in Los Angeles, he dreamed of returning home to…
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In a disturbing reminder of the rising anti-Arab sentiment across the United States, local Palestinian American organizer and activist Nadia…
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Yemeni Coffee Shops in America: Brewing Hope, Heritage, and an Unforgettable Cup Walk into a Yemeni coffee shop anywhere across…
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Nearly four decades after the tragic assassination of Palestinian American activist Alex Odeh, the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC) has reestablished…
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The Greater Los Angeles Area office of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-LA) announced the successful resolution of a federal…
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