Bold initiatives are taking place in Lebanon to build peace between Christians and Muslims in the land of the cedar tree. Dr. Martin Accad speaks on SAT-7 ARABIC’s program On the Go about the initiative “Bread and Salt” which aims to promote acceptance and appreciation between the two faiths. SAT-7 ARABIC’s On the Go program,
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SAT-7’s podcast: Unconventional Ministry sits down for an interview with Rev. Issa Kabar, Associate Pastor of the Arabic Church of Houston. #25 Rev. Issa Kabar is the Associate Pastor of The Arabic Church of Houston. He has worked with the church for almost 6 years and has experience as a Gospel singer recording songs with
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Baba Gahnoush is a Lebanese meze, or starter, that is sure to make an eggplant lover out of anyone! This eggplant dip is also known as patrician salatasi (eggplant salad) in Turkey. Traditionally served with pita bread, this smokey, rich dip is a great, healthy starter for any of your summer festivities! Recipe for
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Limonana is a Lebanese drink that possibly originated in Syria or Turkey and was popularized by an advertising campaign conducted in the 1990s. Today, this refreshing, crisp, and cool drink is popular during the summer in Egypt, Cyprus, Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria! A vibrant mix of lemon juice, sugar, and fresh mint, it’s a twist
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Fattoush, also known as fattush, fatush, fattoush, and fattouche, is a popular Arabic flatbread salad in the Middle East. You’ll find it on most tables across Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, and parts of Turkey. A lemony, garlicky dressing is drizzled over crispy pita bread, fresh cucumbers and tomatoes, and vibrant herbs. It’s the perfect salad for
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Mahala’s story, like many Syrian children’s stories, is filled with the traumas of war. Mahala’s life changed at the tender age of six when her family fled to the countryside to hide from the atrocities of the war. They went without necessities like electricity or schooling as the battle raged on. The once happy family
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