LEXICOLOGYEnglish is a rich melting pot of words borrowed and adapted from languages across the globe. Many long, elegant, or even tongue-twisting English words have surprising backstories that trace ...

Bill reveals that waqfs were largely about property, not charity. Are we administering noble remedies to institutions born of ...

The Abu Dhabi International Book Fair (ADIBF) has reaffirmed the Arabic language’s role as a leading platform for knowledge production and cultural exchange, showcasing initiatives that preserve the ...

From short and sweet to bold and edgy, these three-letter names have something for everyone, no matter your style.

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ELOHIM: Translated as God (a plural noun, for more than one, almost always used with singular verbs, the dual form Eloah is used in Job); Elohim is the royal I; and is very often used in the Quran. It ...