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10. März 2014 · At Aflaq’s funeral, Hussein insisted that Aflaq had, in fact, secretly converted in 1980 and taken the Muslim name “Ahmed Michel Aflaq.” And so, the dead philosopher ended up interred in a blue-domed mausoleum covered in Quranic engravings, just down the road from Hussein’s Republican Palace in Baghdad. The Haunting of Aflaq’s Tomb
Michel 'Aflaq. retrieved. 9 October 2017. stated in. Gran Enciclopèdia Catalana. Gran Enciclopèdia Catalana ID (former scheme) 0000864. subject named as. Michel Aflak. stated in . Munzinger Personen. Munzinger person ID. 00000010169. retrieved. 9 Octobe ...
Michel 'Aflaq, the founder of the Baath Party, has been a revolutionary figure in the Arab world: he was a scholar and philosopher who, with his political vision, inspired an entire generation of ...
Michel 'Aflaq: A Biographic Outline Norma Salem-Babikian In the shifting sands of Middle Eastern power politics it is all too easy to forget the origins and development of the phenomena under study. And, perhaps, it is this very insensibility to the past which makes the politics of the area appear chaotic. The following may be considered a ...
Department of History, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, United States Email: srrapone@utexas.edu. (Received 14 August 2021; revised 21 May 2023; accepted 14 July 2023) Abstract. This article offers a reassessment of Arab Socialist Baʿth Party founder Michel ʿAflaq’s thought in the context of decolonization and global intellectual history.
The Battle for One Destiny ( Arabic: معركة المصير الواحد, Ma'rakat al-masīr al-wāhid) is a political theory literature book of 1958 that composes a combined volume of the writings and chiefly editorial articles of Ba'athist leader Michel Aflaq. [1] The book argues that Western imperialism and Zionism are the greatest ...
