History Of Middle East

@Leo_kitti · 4 years ago

As a book lover and a book worm, lol, I have lots of people who's work I love to read but only a few, just a handful that I absolutely love with all my heart; Ted Dekker , Frank Peritti and G.P. T...

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@Librarian · 3 years ago

What's Going On in Xinjiang? Genocide or not?

( The Archive : Article) The events in Xinjiang are mostly just propaganda devoid of any real evidence or facts. It is my opinion that what we are being told about what is happening in Xinjiang is...

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@khanasif · 5 months ago

History of turky saltanat usmania

The Ottoman Empire, also known as the Ottoman Sultanate or simply Turkey, was a vast empire that existed from the early 14th century until the early 20th century. It was founded by Osman I in 1299 and...

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@dark_spirit666 · 3 years ago

Interesting Book That Review the History of God

This is one of the most influential books in my life. Even though I didn't have many references before, I took the courage to buy and read this book. I read it over and over again, repeating sever...

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@Lima · 4 years ago

Our coffee culture

Although Bengalis are traditionally accustomed to the tea-breakfast culture, for more than a decade, coffee has taken a good place in our lives, especially in various parts of the city. Even before th...

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@muhammadahmad · 1 year ago

Saddam Hussein's Complex History

Certainly, I can provide you with a brief overview of the history of Saddam Hussein. Title: Saddam Hussein: A Complex Figure in Modern History Introduction: Saddam Hussein, born on April 28, 19...

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@aries25 · 4 years ago

Origin of Firearms

Firearm history is rich and colorful subject that is not without some controversy. The first gun may have been made and used in Europe, China or Middle East. Once guns became a common military tool, t...

4 likes · 4 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@pajeroz · 2 years ago

Papyrus | Paper Transformation After the Imperial Age

You and I are writers who I can say are great writers and maybe also amateur writers depending on the experience that has been passed to date. As times change with the influence of technology, many si...

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@Ms.everything15 · 4 years ago

World History

World history, in the popular word, describes human history, from the emergence of Homo sapiens to the present day as determined from written records. So it is also called human history or human histo...

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@oizaguirres · 3 years ago

Traveling With Agriculture Digging in My Notes 01

I have already indicated in other opportunities my intimate relationship with the countryside, it began when I was nine (9) years old, by that time I used to travel with my grandfather Pablo Izaguirre...

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@Crypto_Politics · 3 years ago

The Powder Keg - Middle East

We all know what the powder keg means. We've seen it many times in the past and as history repeats itself, we will see it again in the future. What I mean by this is that Iraq can be the powder keg of...

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@Zilong · 3 years ago

The Existence of Morality without God (Belief of an Atheist)

The Existence of Morality without God (Atheist's Belief) Where does the morality of humans originate if there is no God? How do we know if something is right or wrong? If you don't believe in God wha...

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@fiolyn_rea · 2 years ago

Working World: Employee Salary Transactions With Crypto

The world economic situation is deteriorating. Covid-19, war and inflation exacerbate what is happening right now. Then, this affects several sectors such as agriculture, finance, restaurants, offices...

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@ilias · 4 years ago

Tourist places as scary and dangerous as the world

Who do we love to tour? Travel-loving people rush to different parts of the world whenever they get a chance. There are some inaccessible and terrifying tourist places in this world, which thrill the...

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@ihsanmani · 2 years ago

Confidence is the driving force of our lives

God loves to do good to His servants. Those who love their servants are called friends of God, and they are the ones who will prosper in religion and the world. Kindness to everyone, camaraderie, ca...

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@deki · 3 years ago

Meet Zenobia, the queen who defied the Roman Empire

Queen Palmyra, whose exploits are still talked about today, conquered Egypt, captured the Roman provinces and almost transformed her kingdom into an empire equal to Rome. Wealth, culture and power p...

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@BettyBoop · 4 years ago

Mansa Musa - African king and richest man of all time

Here is a little interesting about the richest man of all time. No no, it's not me, but it's Musa. With a personal fortune that would be worth 400 billion dollars today, Musa I is officially the rich...

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@oizaguirres · 3 years ago

Weather and Agriculture Digging In My Notes 04 Legumes

Continuing Our Journey Through Time And Agriculture Digging In My Notes 04 The Legumes In this journey through the history of Agriculture, where we have already dealt with Cereals and Feculent plant...

9 likes · 6 comments · Travel (ff15)

@aniruddhasen · 4 years ago

A brief history of globalization

Globalization seems to be a new concept but its roots go deep when explorers and traders opened up routes between Asia and the Middle East and Europe. In those early days, regional agricultural produc...

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@cmoneyspinner · 3 years ago

My Foodie Luv: Why Cumin is in My Spice Cabinet

This is a spice that is common in Indian food but to me, a non-Indian, it has a very uncommon flavor. It's unlike any spice that I have ever smelled or tasted. For that reason alone, it is in my spi...

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@Mictorrani · 3 years ago

When Something is so Red, it is Purple: Purple in Chinese & Japanese Symbology

Colours are powerful symbols in their own right and colour symbolism is found in every age and every culture. I have previously published Pontifex Maximus & The Imperial Purple of Rome , about the as...

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@Rkking1234 · 3 years ago

War and oppression did not stop anywhere

Although the world has been plagued by Corona infections, state-to-country terrorism, ethnic and sectarian oppression, and attacks on state borders have not stopped. Many countries in the world are...

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@KuyamoRads · 3 years ago

Covid around the World

In December 2019, there was a cluster of pneumonia cases in the city of Wuhan, China some of the reported cases had reported visiting or working in seafood and live animal markets in Wuhan. Investigat...

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@ilias · 4 years ago

The story of a small island

The longest lake in the south of Europe flows near the village of the Alps. The lake is bordered on one side by the Alps and on the other by a vast expanse of Switzerland, Austria, and Germany. Lindau...

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@Apurba1408 · 4 years ago

The beginning of modern agriculture

In today's world, what we call modernity, people began to walk the path of modernity about 12,000 years ago - with the beginning of the Neolithic Age. The most important part of the Neolithic Age wa...

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@ilias · 3 years ago

Tabriz: A city of history and tradition

East Azerbaijan Province, Iran. The city of Tabriz, surrounded by the Aynali Mountains, is one of the most historic and ancient cities in Iran. At 1,350 feet above sea level, the city is located in th...

3 likes · 1 comments · Earth is beautiful (7cf7)

@maheen0786 · 3 years ago

benefits of grapes

The history of this famous fruit dates back to eight,000 years ago when vineyards were cultivated within the modern Middle East. . The potential health benefits of eating grapes are many, and f...

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@ErdoV · 2 years ago

Queen of the Desert

I would like to review the movie Queen of the Desert, which was screened in Turkey with its new version in 2016, starring Werner Herzog in the director and screenwriter's chair and Oscar winner Nicole...

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@maheen0786 · 3 years ago

The history of this famous fruit dates back to eight,000 years ago when vineyards were cultivated within the modern Middle East. . The potential health benefits of eating grapes are many, and for...

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@Arnavaria · 3 years ago

Devastating Epidemics

Even at this time of the advancement of medical science, people have suffered the brunt of an even more devastating epidemic than the way the coronavirus epidemic has shaken the world. The effects of...

3 likes · 0 comments · We are Bangladeshi (1bc0)