ALECSO Prize for Linguistic Studies (First Place)- Arab League Educational, Cultural and Scientific Organization – 2017
Dr. Abbas Abdel Halim Abbas received the ALECSO-Sharjah Award for Linguistic and Lexicographical Studies (first place) in 2017. This award, launched by the Arab League Educational, Cultural, and Scientific Organization (ALECSO) in cooperation with the Sharjah Arabic Language Academy, is among the most prominent Arab initiatives dedicated to supporting scientific research in the Arabic language, lexicography, and linguistics. The award aims to honor distinguished researchers who have made significant contributions to the development of Arabic linguistic studies and the enrichment of Arab intellectual heritage. Official website: Click Here
That is one of the most prestigious cultural honors in the United Arab Emirates, to enhance the visibility of Emirati writers in the cultural arena and encourage them to develop their literary skills. The award promotes the growth of Emirati voices in scholarly writing by recognizing articles that demonstrate intellectual depth and the ability to articulate literary, social, and cultural themes creatively and engagingly.
Dr. Badeeah Alhashemi won the inaugural Emirati Article Award in the literary essay category for her article titled "The Identity of Human and Place in Emirati Novels." The article examines the relationship between individuals and their surroundings in Emirati fiction, exploring how this relationship shapes national identity. Official website: https://articleaward.ae/
The book "Modern Afro-Arap Romanı (Mısır - Libya)" by Dr. Encümen Bayram, published by Akdem Yayınları in Istanbul in 2024, is considered one of the modern studies examining Afro-Arab literature in its cultural and comparative-historical context. The book focuses on the development of the contemporary Afro-Arab novel in both Egypt and Libya, as key centers of interaction between Arab identity and its African dimension. It examines how the novel in these two countries addressed issues of colonialism, liberation, cultural identity, language, and belonging. The book contributes to expanding the scope of comparative Arabic studies by linking Arabic and African literature within a single civilizational framework. It is also a valuable resource for researchers in modern Arabic literature, postcolonial studies, and the cultural exchange between Arabs and Africans. Official website: Click Here
Shrouq Mahmoud Yousef Radwan attended the Fifth International Scientific Conference, "Dialogue of Civilizations and Cultures: Cultural Integration and Technology (Challenges and Opportunities)," held from April 29 to May 1, 2025. Tafila Technical University organized the conference in collaboration with Fahmi Agani University in Kosovo and Cadi Ayyad University in Morocco. She contributed to the scholarly conversation on civilizational understanding in the digital era by presenting a research paper at the conference that discussed the value of intercultural communication and the role of technology in fostering human integration. Official website: https://www.ttu.edu.jo/dcc-5th