A detailed curriculum for lessons in historical factors in building the Arab nation as it is today

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The Arabs succeeded in getting rid of the Ottoman subordination after the outbreak of the First World War, after they lived under its arrest of nearly four centuries. The credit for this is due to historical factors that contributed greatly to increasing Arab national awareness and demanding reform and renewal; That requirement, which began to crystallize since the end of the nineteenth century, while it soon occurred prey to the ambitions of the colonial countries, especially Britain and France; The colonizer was the opportunity to pounce on the legacy of the Ottoman Sultan, who was called "the sick man of Europe". On all of this and more, "Shafiq Ghorbal" tells us in these lectures, which deal in detail the places of agreement and convergence of interests between the Ottoman Empire and Europe, and how the Arab countries have become Ottoman states, and how the effects of that era remain in its history after decades of the succession of the caliphate.

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