Bir-Zeit My Town

Al-Ghasasenah A Study of Anthropology and Human Sociology

by Wajih Ibrahim Saadeh

Bir-Zeit My Town
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Bir-Zeit My Town

Al-Ghasasenah A Study of Anthropology and Human Sociology

by Wajih Ibrahim Saadeh

Published May 13, 2020
237 Pages
Genre: HISTORY / Middle East / General



 

Book Details

This chapter entails a brief case history of moving human groups of people from a place to another in Belad Al-Sham, searching for safety, security, and survival.

The introduction is meant to inform the reader of the principle chain links which grew and developed, and enumerated such human movements, leading those groups of people to a happy ending in spite of the many difficulties they encountered before reaching their goals and the place they wanted to live in. Furthermore, the information is planned to treat these movements both socially and politically to the reader to advance clarity of this human outset, and therefore to understand the contents of chapters explaining the background of those moving groups, their beliefs, their characteristics and their ambitions. Including as well, the places they covered in this moving episode and the towns or cities they settled in during their long and difficult journey, and then had to leave them to reach their dream destiny. They knew they are here to make successful steps to advance human thinking, morality and charity, national belonging and learning. They were men and women of courage, and most of all, of good character, spirited and refined. However, at points the reader may counter certain information repetitions in these chapters, and those are meant, to bring attention to the principles connecting the story of those moving groups, who continued their journey to reach a destination, and give services to humanity, and advance human civilization and culture.

 

About the Author

Wajih Ibrahim Saadeh

Dr. Wajih I. Saadeh, Ph.D, was born in Birzeit, Palestine. He spent his youth in his favorite home town of Birzeit. He also spent time in Haifa- Palestine, where his father Ibrahim Abdallah Saadeh, Attorney at Law, had his law offices. Haifa, Palestine. Dr. Saadeh had his B.A from Youngstown University (at present Youngstown State University), MA from University of Chicago with two majors, History of the Arabs and Moslem Peoples, and International Relations. He had his Ph.D studies in History at Loyola University, Chicago, and had a certification of good standing. He had a Ph.D from Florida Christian University in History, and Ph.D from Tennessee Christian University with a major in Philosophy of History. Dr. Saadeh worked as a teacher in catholic schools in both Palestine and Jordan, 1945-1951, and an instructor of social science at UNRWA Teachers College in Ramallah, where he also served as a supervisor of Social Sciences over the UNRWA schools in the Ramallah District and north of Jerusalem area, 1963-1964. He worked as grade A Translator at the Ministry of Social Welfare, Reyad, Saudi Arabia,1965-1966. He also worked as a teacher-supervisor of education in Beit Hanina, north of Jerusalem, with the Ministry of Education in Amman, Jordan, 1966-1971, and was a Senior Academic Translator at King Faisal University, Al-Dammam, Saudi Arabia, 1980-1981. He was a professor of Social Sciences at Bethlehem University, Bethlehem, Palestine, 1981-1984. He is an author of best-selling books in Arabic and Islamic History, and he published a large number of articles in newspapers and academic Journals, and was engaged in research for some time and published number of books on Arab History.

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