Tag Archives: Alisar Iram: articles
The rise of ISIS: The birth of Islamic colonialism
I was the first or among the first to write about the religious form of colonization and occupation. I called the incursion of the foreign Islamists into Syria religious occupation which aimed at establishing settlements. I was triggered by the … Continue reading
Posted in Alisar Iram: articles and notes, Caliphate, Da'ish, Foreign fighters, ISIS, Syria, Syrian people, Syrian regime, Syrian Revolution, The Islamic State
Tagged Alisar Iram: articles, Foreign fighters and recruits, ISIS. The Islamic State. Caliphate, Islamic colonialism, Syria, Syrian people, syrian regime, Syrian Revolution
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Funereal Sculptures Confiscated in Palmyra and an Exhibition calling for the protection of Syria’s cultural heritge
Archeological Sculptures confiscated in Palmyra مصادرة مجموعة قطع أثرية في تدمر On 12/06/2014, the Directorate of Antiquities in Palmyra had received from the concerned authorities in Palmyra, ten funerary reliefs dating back to the second and third centuries. .The … Continue reading
Posted in Alisar's notes and aerticles, Directorate General of Syrian Museums and Antiquities, Illegal excavations, Palmyra, Syria, Syria's cultural heritage, Syrian Heritage, Trafficking in antiquities, Vandalization, War damage to heritage
Tagged Alisar Iram: articles, Damage to Syria's cultural heritage, Illegal excavations, Plmyra, Protect Syria's heritage, Syria, Syrian heritage and antiquities, trafficking in antiquities
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Further damage to Syria’s cultural heritage: Illegal excavations at Ibla and more International efforts to safeguard Syria’s Heritage
Damage to the site of Ibla in Syria (Tell Mardikh, near Idlib) caused by illegal excavations and vandalization of the site carried out by locals, fighters and agents of organized trafficking in antiquities. The article on the subject and images were published … Continue reading
Posted in Alisar Iram: articles and notes, Destruction, Ibla, Illegal excavations, Syria, Syria's cultural heritage, Syrian Archaeology and antiquities, UNESCO, Vandalization
Tagged Alisar Iram: articles, Damage, destruction, Ibla, Illegal excavations, Syria, Syrian heritage and antiquities, UNESCO, Vandalization
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We are the saddest people, we are the tragic people
I believe we have become the saddest people in the world. not only the saddest but the most tragic. We are the sad people We are the tragic people We carry our losses and stare Our losses carry us … Continue reading
Posted in Alisar Iram's poems, Alisar Iram: art of ruins, Alisar Iram: articles and notes, Humanity, Humanity and human values, Syria, Syrian people, The world
Tagged Alisar Iram's art, Alisar Iram's poetry, Alisar Iram: articles, Human spirit, humanity, suffering, Syria, The Syrian people, The world, Tragedy
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The story of Father Paolo and the picturesque Deir Mar Mousa
DEIR MAR MOUSA – THE STORY OF FATHER PAOLO DALL’OGLIO AND THE PICTURESQUE DEIR MAR MOUSA By Alisar Iram By Alisar Iram / in My Take / tags Kidnapping, Religion, Revolution, Syria, Terrorism, War What has prompted me to revise this article and try to publish … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Alisar Iram: articles and notes, Appeal, Deir Mar Musa, Father Paolo Dall’Oglio, ISIS, Syria, Syria's cultural heritage, Syrian people, Syrian regime, Syrian Revolution
Tagged Alisar Iram: articles, Christianity and Islam, Civilization, Deir Mar Mousa, Father Paolo Dall’Oglio, ISIS, kidnapping, Mar Mousa frescoes, Syria, syrian regime, Syrian Revolution, terrorism, unlawful imprisonment
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MEDITATION ON THE DESTRUCTION OF ALEPPO, HOMS AND THE SYRIAN URBAN CENTRES
http://www.thewhy.com/meditation-destruction-aleppo-homs-syrian-urban-centres/ Published in The Why Can life spring out of death, can history be reborn out of its ashes, and can heritage be restored? Can a city reduced to debris and melted concrete rise again? Can archaeology exist without archaeology … Continue reading
Posted in Aleppo, Alisar's notes and articles, Annihilation, Concrete, Concrete rubble, Destruction, Homs, Syria, Syria's cultural heritage, Syrian regime, Syrian Revolution
Tagged Aleppo, Alisar Iram: articles, Civilization, concrete. concrete debris. rebuilding, destruction, Homs, Syria, Syrian heritage and antiquities, syrian regime, Syrian Revolution, violence
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Myth and the Syrian Revolution: A tribute to the Syrian people on the occasion of the third anniversary of the Syrian Revolution
I have always been interested in myth for I see life mirrored in myth and myth mirrored in life. My first book was about myths and legends. A myth is an archetypal kind of story which manifests creatively the workings … Continue reading
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Tagged Alisar Iram's art, Alisar Iram: articles, Death, destruction, freedom, Genocide, Myth, Prometheus, suffering, Syria, Syrian people, syrian regime, Syrian Revolution, Sysiphus, The common man and the common woman, The Syrian people, The thirf anniversary of the Syrian Revolution, unspeakable acts
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Some thoughts on International Women’s Day, mainly in the context of the Syrian Revolution
International Women’s day “also called International Working Women’s Day, is marked on March 8 every year.[2] In different regions the focus of the celebrations ranges from general celebration of respect, appreciation and love towards women to a celebration for women’s economic, political, and social … Continue reading
Posted in Alisar Iram: articles and notes, Emancipation of Women, Images, International Women's Day, Prisons and prisoners, Razan Zaitounah, Reflections, Syria, Syrian Revolution, Women, Women's Human Rights
Tagged Alisar Iram: articles, Liberation of women, Prisoners of Conscience, Revolution, Syria, syrian regime, The changing roles of women, The human rights of women
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There will always be a Syria and a Syrian Revolution
http://therepublicgs.net/2014/02/18/there-will-always-be-a-syria-and-a-syrian-revolution/ By Alisar Iram Mars the bringer of war A great deal of what is being written about the Syrian Revolution at this stage is descriptive and diagnostic. In fact the patient is on the verge of extinction because of … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Alisar Iram: articles and notes, Annihilation, Civilian struggle and activism, Civilization, Freedom, French Revolution, FSA, Human Rights, Humanity and human values, ISIS, Islam, Islamic civilization, Islamists, Legacy of the Syrian Revolution, Morality, Qaeda, Regime's militias, Syria, Syrian Heritage, Syrian people, Syrian regime, Syrian Revolution, therepublic, Tyranny, Violence
Tagged Al Qaeda affiliates, Alisar Iram: articles, Arab Islamic civilization, Civilization, Enlightenment, French Revolution, Human Rights, humanity, ISIS, Islamists, Legacy of the Syrian Revolution, Literature of enlightenment, Qaeda, Syria, Syrian heritage and antiquities, Syrian people, syrian regime, Syrian Revolution, Universal ethics, unspeakable acts, violence
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Thoughts on love and the Syrian revolution
A Prayer Let love be greater than pain and the terror of suffering. let it hold pain in its arms and sing it to sleep peacefully. Let love be mightier than hate. Let love softly softly breathe the kiss … Continue reading
Posted in Alisar Iram: articles and notes, Children of Syria, Compassion, Death, Destruction, Hell, Humanity, Images, Love, Meditation, Reflections, suffering, Syrian army, Syrian Heritage, Syrian people, The Syrian Revolution, Thoughts, Victims
Tagged Alisar Iram: articles, Compassion, Human values, humanity, Invocation, Love, spirituality, suffering, Syria, Syrian people, syrian regime, Syrian Revolution, Victims
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