Thabet Sava Hassan
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I was born in Egypt but I hold a Canadian Citizenship. I had published three books. I wrote numerous articles in various topics in Canada, USA, Egypt and China. For a year, I was writing an advice column for a major English magazine in China. I, occasionally, write articles for several Chinese English Newspapers. I won several writing awards including seven from China. I also hold an honorary professorship from china.
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Is Egypt embarking upon another revolution?
Despite being Canadian, I still have a great deal of conce about my birth nation, Egypt. It will always have a place in my heart due to the fact that the rest of my family live there. To put my mind at ease, I usually, scan the venues of the media looking for news about Egypt. During the past few weeks, I began to suffer from mental anguish after reading about the latest protests against president Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi after he handed over two strategic Red Sea islands to the Saudis. The latest demonstrations and protests prompted me to pose the following questions:
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Did women achieve their objectives of being treated as equals to their male counterparts?
On March 8th, 2016, the whole planet celebrated the International Day of Women. However, one may ask about the reasons that could gear the members of the gentle gender to participate in that precious event. Did they achieve their objectives of being treated as equals to their male counterparts? It is too obvious that we made a great progress in our own perceptions regarding the role that they play in our societies of today. Should we be complacent with that progress? Some men may rush to ask: “What do women want more than what they have today?
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Did we become slaves to our own inventions of the technological advances?
Few weeks ago, I watched in bewilderment one of my students getting infuriated for misplacing her cellular phone. That prompted me to ask her the following question: “What would you do if you lose it and you could not afford buying a replacement?” With horror on her face for the thought of living without a cellular phone, she responded “I would die.”r
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New Year's Resolutions, Fun to Do, Hard to Keep
As the New Year approaches, I begin to contemplate about my own resolutions regarding it knowing in advance that they will be broken or to be precise ignored after few weeks into the New Year. As far as I can remember, I always enthusiastically made resolutions conce ing my health, my career, my interactions with my fellow human beings, my conduct in general and about every aspect of life. Nonetheless, I kept only few ones.
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Can Human Transcend Their Religious Differences to Coexist Harmoniously?
Scanning through daily newspapers, one may fall victim to despondency and despair. Nowadays, the majority of the media is focusing on the friction betwee Muslims and other religions. Reading all about the protests in Europe and USA against Islam leads one to believe that people of various religious beliefs can’t coexist with one another.
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Happiness as a concept
During an exchange of pleasantries in a friendly chat with some of my friends, we unintentionally ventured into the abstract concept of happiness. One of our friends was feeling down. In an attempt to cheer him up, we tried to convince him that his state of unhappiness was temporary and it would soon fade into oblivion leading him to become his jovial self again. We stressed the fact that it is normal for one to experience the blues from time to time. None of us can claim experiencing happiness at all times.
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Terrorism Is Blind to Race and Religion in Claiming its Victims
The latest terrorist attack on the Roudah Mosque in Bir Al-Abd in Sinai, Egypt that claimed the lives of more than 305 including 27 children and wounded more than 128 people, proved beyond any doubt that terrorism is blind to race and religion when it comes to targeting its unsuspected innocent victims. It doesn't choose its victims according to their nationality, religion, gender or age. Terrorists with their distorted logic randomly destroy the lives of families in multiple nations in every continent.
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An Endless Struggle with Smart yet Irritating Chinese Mosquitoes
After residing in China for the past twelve years, I still dread the arrival of summer due to the fact that I am having an endless struggle with the smart yet aggravating Chinese mosquitoes. Regardless of my efforts, I seem to fail in persuading them to leave me alone in order to accomplish the impossible task of having a peaceful night sleep. My struggle with them began as soon as I arrived in China in 2003.
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Guilin, china, a Piece of Heaven on Earth
After residing in China for the past twelve years, I had the opportunity to explore the exotic city of Guilin. Actually, it was my second visit to the city. However, during my first visit, I had no time to enjoy its magical scenery. During my recent visit, I was accompanied by Chinese wife, which facilitated our movements since my Chinese leaves a lot to be desired. This time, we opted to take the fast train to go to Guilin to permit us the chance to rejoice in the beautiful scenes of the road to our destination.
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A Dreaded Encounter with My Ete al Nemesis, the Summer Mosquitoes
Since my arrival to Chinaï¼my rich-in-fat Canadian blood has been the victim of unrequited love affair from the Chinese mosquitoes. They seem to have singled me out to fulfill their destiny of surviving on the blood of their victims in general and mine in particular. Of course, I have no intention of deterring them from accomplishing their mission in life. However, I am confused about the reasons that prompted them to select me as their first source of blood.
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Why Should We Celebrate Father’s Day!
As an educator, I do believe that one of my fundamental responsibilities is teaching the virtues and values of a morally traditional society, such as the unconditional love and appreciation of our parents, to my students. Consequently, I often stress the importance of seizing every opportunity to display those sentiments toward our dads and moms. To accomplish the previous objective, every year as Father’s Day approaches, I allocate a class to open a forum of discussion about the reasons that should prompt us to celebrate the precious event.
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Private or public schools, a real dilemma
It is a well-known fact that education plays a fundamental role in shaping one’s future. Consequently, parents must be selective in choosing the appropriate schools for the education of their beloved children. Some experts believe that private schools have the means to offer a high quality education while others insist on the fact that their public counterparts, effectively, prepare their students for the challenges of the future.
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