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Is Senior Lecturer and Chair of Discipline of Arabic Language and Cultures at the University of Sydney. She studies the colonial and post-colonial history of the Arab World and Africa, decolonial and Indigenous epistemologies, with a focus on women and gender. Dr. Sorbera has published widely in history of Egyptian feminism, women’s political activism, and cultural productions in the Arab world. Sorbera is the author of a number of books and has won a number of international awards.

The Arabic language has been around for centuries, and it is the language of over 420 million people across the world. However, despite its vast use, many people still view it as a difficult language to learn and even fear it. The reasons for this perception are complex, and they are not necessarily based on the actual complexity of the language itself. In this essay, I will

The Arabic language has been around for centuries, and it is the language of over 420 million people across the world. However, despite its vast use, many people still view it as a difficult language to learn and even fear it. The reasons for this perception are complex, and they are not necessarily based on the actual complexity of the language itself. In this essay, I will

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Egyptian dialect, known colloquially as ‘ammia, is the most widely spoken and understood across the Arab World. Its international status took shape in the twentieth century, when the country’s musical industry, cinema, and later broadcast media grew to regional dominance. Yet, the Egyptian Arabic known to the rest of the world through these channels was