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To be a translator

The 30th of September of each year marks the International Translation day. The whole world celebrates translation and translators. This day was chosen specifically to honor St. Jerome the first translator of the Holy Bible. The keen concern of transferring knowledge from one nation to another and from one language to another is not a new

Misna Chanu | The Silent Whispers (Book Review)

According to poetess Misna Chanu, India, the author of “The Silent Whispers”; “Poetry is not just lines of beautiful words on a piece of paper; but it’s a part of moments we lived and living memories we created and still carrying within! Poetry is a part of imaginations and realities, a part of dreams and desires, a

Sheikh Zayed's Medal for President Sadat

The President of the United Arab Emirates, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, welcomed President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi during his visit to the UAE. Egyptian-Emirati relations are historic and deeply rooted, built upon a legacy of agreement, solidarity, and affection. The UAE always seeks to consult with its brethren for the betterment of

Enclosed Land Between Hans Jauss and Wolfgang Iser (Part Two)

We review here: Headings Title of the work - A work that is devoid of dedication and introduction, as it plunges directly into it due to its significance after all these years. The title "Enclosed Land" is mentioned in the eleventh story, a term taken from a Chinese general who lived between the 5th and 6th centuries BC. It

Egypt was, and so was history.. Isn’t it deserving?!

Egypt’s land was never uninhabited. When humans knew the life of caves and deserts in the Old Stone Age, they lived on the land of Egypt. As the rains decreased and drought prevailed, they descended to the Nile Valley, finding a place and another source for their basic human needs. Air alone couldn't sustain life. They understood