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This episode narrates the inspiring story of Malcolm X, a Muslim activist who fought racism against black people.
This episode highlights the history of the old merchants of Najd.
Highlighting the history and evolution of languages, the episode discusses how people have come to speak different languages.
Learn about a hero like no other: King Abdulaziz bin Abdul Rahman, the founder and first king of Saudi Arabia.
The episode sheds light on renowned French leader Napoleon Bonaparte and his military campaigns in Europe and Egypt.
Learn about Bakhroush bin Alass, a great Saudi Arabian commander who stood up against the Turkish military Campaign in the Arabian Peninsula.
The episode introduces us to the late great Iraqi poet, Muhammad Mahdi Al Jawahiri.
The episode highlights how Hadhrami migrants spread Islam in Indonesia, Africa and East Asia.
The episode talks about the late Musaad Al-Rashidi, a Saudi who was famous for his creative Nabati poems.
Find out about Eli Cohen, the most dangerous Israeli spy in the history of the Arab-Israeli conflict.
The episode sheds light on the Greek philosopher, Aristotle.
Today’s episode talks about how the economic system influenced pre-Islamic politics.
Today’s episode sheds light on the life of Syrian director Hatem Ali, one of the most influential figures in the Arab drama industry.
Today’s episode talks about processed meat and its role in overcoming food crises.
The episode reveals shocking truths about the Pharaohs.
The episode sheds light on the late Egyptian doctor and writer Mustafa Mahmoud and his journey from skepticism to certainty.
The episode takes you through the life in Mecca before Islam.
The episode discusses how people name their countries.
Ethics are put under the microscope in today’s episode.
The episode recounts stories about Arabs’ generosity.
Find out more about the late writer and philosopher, Mohammed Abed Al Jabri.
The episode discusses Arabic dialects.
The episode discusses the history of Saudi Arabia and how it fended off external entities in order to unify the Arabian Peninsula.
The episode highlights the return of the House of Saud to throne after the end of the occupation.
The episode talks about the great novelist Dostoevsky.
Today’s episode is about Muhammad Yunus, the social entrepreneur who won the Nobel Peace Prize for founding the Grameen Bank.
The episode sheds light on Ahmed Deedat, a preacher who renounced violence and stressed the importance of dialogue.
Find out more about the late Saudi minister, Mohammed Suroor Al Sabban.
We go behind the scenes of Malek Bel Taweela season 3.