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This month in the Media Arabic Bosster: We decode a puzzling Kuwaiti headline. Is the massive new gas field named "Gaza" or "Jizzah"? And we analyze a Asharq al-Awsat report detailing Hamas's emerging internal war against armed clans in post-ceasefire Gaza.

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Quiz about Media Arabic Booster 10/25: This month in the Media Arabic Bosster: We decode a puzzling Kuwaiti headline. Is the massive new gas field named "Gaza" or "Jizzah"? And we analyze a Asharq al-Awsat report detailing Hamas's emerging internal war against armed clans in post-ceasefire Gaza.

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It's a symbol of determination in a simple text smiley: (•̀ᴗ•́)و. But that tiny raised fist is not just a clever drawing: it's a letter from the Arabic alphabet, hiding in plain sight. How did it get there? The answer reveals a secret history of digital art, connecting Japanese kaomoji to global alphabets in a way you'd never expect.

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Why do we say al-qamar but ash-shams? The answer isn't random; it's a brilliant phonetic system. This article breaks down the elegant logic of Arabic's "sun" and "moon" letters, revealing how the location of your tongue determines whether the "L" sound is heard or silenced.

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An Israeli strike in Doha sparks a regional crisis. This Media Arabic Booster analyzes the fallout: President Sisi revives the word 'enemy' for Israel, and a new Saudi-Pakistani 'nuclear deterrence' pact shifts the balance of power. We break down the key Arabic vocabulary and historical context.

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