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The Zionist Blue Pill (opens the original)
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Arab Flags (Part 10) (opens the original)
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North Africa (المغرب العربي)Arabs refer to North Africa (minus Egypt) as al-Maghreb al-Arabi (المغرب العربي), or the Arab West, not to be confused with al-Gharb (the West; i.e., Western Europe and its offshoots in America and Oceania)
Arab Flags (Part 9) (opens the original)
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North Yemen Becomes a Kingdom…1918, the Ottomans were finally gone (defeated in WW1), and the northern Zaydi Yemeni tribes rushed to recognize Imam Yahya as King of Greater Yemen. Like his predecessors, Imam Yahya adopted Imam Ismail’s honorific title: al-Mutawakkil ala Allah, thus giving the kingdom the full name of the Mutawakkilite Kingdom of Yemen (المملكة اليمنية المتوكل
Arab Flags (Part 8) (opens the original)
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Yemen is derived from the Arabic for south (يمان), a name Hijazi Arabs used to label the southern region of the Arabian peninsula for 2000 years. It is said that when the Romans translated Arabic maps they mistook Yemen for Yumn (both spelt the same in Arabic “يمن”), which means happiness, thus calling it in Latin Arabia Felix. Funnily, Arabs translated it back to Happ
Arab Flags (Part 7) (opens the original)
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The US-backed Saudi incursions into Abu Dhabi got the British to on their feet. In 1951, they recognized the independence of the Sultanate of Muscat and Oman excluding its Trucial coast! In 1952, they created and armed “the Trucial Oman Scouts” to fight back against the Saudis. Then they established and presided over the Trucial States Council to discuss borders and security with the Trucial states, during which the British finally recognized Fujairah’s independence (from both Sharjah and Oman).
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