Open Discussions/ Gulf Cultural Club Iraq’s decade of agony and hope with *Dr Hassan Al Sadr: Current politics of Iraq ** Hajar Alkuhtany Current politics in Iraq from a social actor’s perspective ***Reverend Dr Stephen Sizer: My thoughts of Iraq as a visitor Wednesday, 3rd April 2013

Lord Ahmed and Bahraini Opposition Group in UK seminar Two years after the Saudi invasion of Bahrain: The failed unholy bloody mission On 14th March 2011 Saudi Arabia sent its troops across the causeway to crush the Revolution that had started one month earlier. It was a gruesome sight to see armoured columns with Saudi soldiers raising the V sign. The message was that of occupation, subjugation and arrogance was clear: No political change in GCC countries. Two years later, the mission of those troops has become a curse to those who had sent them. Instead of ending Bahrain’s Revolution, Saudi Arabia has become the cradle of new Revolution

According to the information center of Imam Ali Specialized Library, the book is the second volume of a series published by Revak in Turkey on the Prophet's House.

Gabriele vom Bruck F o r e w o r d b y F r e d H a l l i d a y Cover design by Eugene Kuo Cover photograph Muhammad b. Muhammad Zabarah, historian (right), and his son Ahmad, the late Mufti of the Republic of Yemen, 1940s. middle eastern studies “This highly original book offers fresh insight into how traditional ideas of person, society, and responsibility, reworked in the cauldron of revolution and rapidly changing economic and political conditions, remain central to understanding contemporary society and identity politics.