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Khalil as-Sakakini war ein palästinensischer Reformpädagoge und Schriftsteller. Als moderner Intellektueller und arabischer Christ gab er wichtige Impulse für die Entwicklung seines Landes. 1907–1952 führte er Tagebuch, wodurch er viel Beachtung von Historikern erhält. Es zeigt eine humanistische und widersprüchliche ...
Khalil Sakakini ( Arabic: خليل السكاكيني; 23 January 1878 – 13 August 1953) was a Palestinian teacher, scholar, poet, and Arab nationalist. [1] Biography. Khalil Raad, Signed portrait of Khalil Sakakini, Jerusalem, 1906. Sakakini was born into a Palestinian Christian Orthodox family in Jerusalem in the Ottoman Empire on 23 January 1878.
7. Jan. 2024 · Khalil al-Sakakini was a prominent Palestinian educator, intellectual, and nationalist figure. He is recognized for his contributions to Palestinian education, literature, and national identity. He was an advocate for secular and scientific education and was involved in political activism, particularly in relation to Palestinian ...
13. Apr. 2022 · This website from Dortmund contains exactly the reference to Sakakini that serves the anti-Palestinian columnists in Die Zeit and other newspapers: “Khalil al-Sakakini (1878-1953), as can be found on Wikipedia, was 'a Palestinian educator, writer, and Arab nationalist.' He was a ‘supporter of National Socialism [...], supported ...
8. Okt. 2021 · Khalil Sakakini. 1878–1953. October 8, 2021. Share. Khalil Sakakini is remembered for his political activism, his contribution to education in Jerusalem and Palestine, and his extensive writings during the first half of the 20th century. Sakakini kept a diary for 45 years starting in his late twenties, at the turn of the century.
Khalil Sakakini Cultural Center. The center was named after Khalil Sakakini, an intellectual and educational philosopher, one of the founders of the Palestinian national culture, and one of the most prominent contributors to its identity.
Biography. Khalil al-Sakakini. خليل السكاكيني. Birth. 23 January 1878, Jerusalem. Death. 13 August 1953, Cairo. Khalil al-Sakakini was born in Jerusalem, the son of Qustandi al-Sakakini and Mariam Harami. He had two sisters, Milia and Froso, and two brothers, Ya‘qub and Yusuf.
