Wednesday, February 7, 2018
Monday, February 5, 2018
دكتور عدلى حسنين حله فى جامعة باريس Dr Adly Hassanein Hella in France
My French University Paris 7, Paris Diderot University
Where I obtained my Doctorate Degree in Strategic Planning & Socio-Economic Geography 1980
Paris 7, Paris Diderot University - also known as Université Paris Diderot - Paris 7, is a leading French University located in Paris, France. It is one of the heirs of the Faculty of Sciences of the University of Paris (together with Paris 6), which, founded in the mid-12th century, was one of the earliest universities established in Europe. It adopted its current name in 1994.
Featuring two Nobel Prize laureates, a Fields Medal winner and two former French Ministers of Education among its faculty or former faculty, the University is famous for its teaching in science, especially in mathematics. Indeed many fundamental results of the theory of Probability have been discovered at one of its research centers, the Laboratoire de Probabilités et Modèles Aléatoires (Laboratory of Probability and Random Models). The university is also known for its teaching in psychology, which adopts a specific approach drawing from both the domains of psychopathology and psychoanalysis.
But the University also hosts many others disciplines: currently, there are 2300 educators and researchers, 1100 administrative personnel and 26,000 students studying humanities, science, and medicine. Cooperation bringing together four renowned Parisian universities and four higher education and research institutes.
Formerly based at the Jussieu Campus in the 5th arrondissement, the University moved to a new campus in the 13th arrondissement, in the Paris Rive Gauche neighborhood. The first buildings were brought into use in 2006. The university has many facilities in Paris, and two in other parts of the general area. In 2012, the University completed its move in its new ultra-modern campus.
Paris Diderot : "the place
to be". A comprehensive university, where academic disciplines and
knowledge come together right
Situated in the heart of Paris, Université Paris Diderot is the only multidisciplinary university in Paris to offer a wide range of degrees in the Humanities, Medicine and the Sciences.
Situated in the heart of Paris, Université Paris Diderot is the only multidisciplinary university in Paris to offer a wide range of degrees in the Humanities, Medicine and the Sciences.
With its 26,000 students, 20% of
whom are international, its 2,000 faculty and its 92 research laboratories, it
is a major actor in European higher education and research. According to its own tradition and
humanist principles set out by eighteenth-century encyclopaedist Denis Diderot, the university’s ambition is to enlighten 21st-century
society by opening up new fields of study, renewing traditional disciplines,
developing and enhancing the achievements and results of research, and
connecting with the community at large.
The University has acquired an
international reputation for the excellence of its standards of research in all
the fields in which it is active, namely science,
medicine, dentistry, art and humanities and social sciences. The University has recently (2007)
relocated its central administration and most of its departments in a
newly developing area of Paris –
known as Paris Rive Gauche – a few streets south east of the Bibliothèque
Nationale de France. Former industrial buildings have been rehabilitated, thus
preserving an important link with the history of Paris, while brand new ones
have also been commissioned from world-class architects.
By 2012, all departments – except the 7 university hospitals located in the north of Paris – will have joined the new campus, which also features Paris’s largest and newest university library.
Paris Diderot University is a
founding member of the higher education and research alliance Sorbonne Paris
Cité which is a Public Institution for Scientific Cooperation bringing
together four renowned Parisian universities and four higher education and
research institutes.[5]
Formerly based at the Jussieu
Campus in the 5th
arrondissement, the university moved to a new
campus in the 13th arrondissement,
in the Paris Rive Gauche
neighborhood. The first buildings were brought into use in 2006. The university
has many facilities in Paris, and two in other parts of the general area. In
2012, the university completed its move in its new ultra-modern campus.
Thursday, February 1, 2018
احب لبنان دكتور عدلى حسنين حله Dr Adly Hassanein Hella in Lebanon
رحلة الى لبنان الجمال بين البحر و
الجبال
لبنان
من أكثر الدول العربية ازدهارا في السياحة ، فهي تتمتع بموقع جغرافي مميز في الوطن
العربي وطبيعة خلابة تجمع ما بين البحار والسهول والوديان والجبال ، بالإضافة إلى
أن لها أهمية تاريخية كبيرة لما تحتويه من مواقع أثرية تعود للحضارات القديمة مثل
الحضارة الرومانية والاسلامية والبيزنطية وغيرها من الحضارات ، فأصبحت السياحة في
لبنان من أهم المصادر الاقتصادية ، فالكثير من السائحين العرب والأجانب يقصدونها
لقضاء إجازتهم وللتمتع بمناظرها وما تحتوي من آثار بالإضافة إلى المعالم السياحية
الأخرى مثل المنتجعات والفنادق والمراكز التجارية
كالعادة أشتاق للسفر الى لبنان كثيرا والحمد لله في كل مره أحس
بالسعادة للسفرهناك وسر سعادتي هو معرفتي بأسلوب الحياة في لبنان. لبنان
الجبال و اشجار الأرز و صوت فيروز يشدو .لبنان اسم ارتبط دائما فى اذهان المصريين
بالجمال و الرومانسية .لبنان البحر و الشوارع المنمقة والدكاكين و الساحات التى طالما كانت
رحلة الاحلام
افضل
مواقع الجذب السياحي في لبنان
. بعلبك : مدينة أثرية وتاريخية لبنانية ، تقع في شمال سهل
البقاع ، وتبعد عن بيروت عاصمة لبنان 83 كم من الشمال الشرقي ، وهي مدينة تاريخية
أثرية ، تعتبر من أهم مناطق الجذب السياحي في لبنان والوطن العربي ، حيث يقوم بزيارتها
آلاف السائحين من مختلف بلدان العالم لزيارة آثارها التاريخية التي تعود إلى
الامبراطورية الرومانية ، حيث تجد فيها قلعة بعلبك التي تضم أهم المعابد الرومانية
وخاصة الأعمدة التي بناها الرومانيون وهي من أشهر الاثار في بعلبك ، كما يوجد بها
آثار إسلامية تعود إلى العصر الأموي فهناك مسجد ومقام السيدة خولة بنت الإمام
الحسين ، وتجد فيها بعض المنازل العثمانية التي بنيت في ذلك العصر ، وبالإضافة إلى
أهميتها الأثرية والتاريخية ، فهي تقيم أهم مهرجان دولي يقام فيها وهو مهرجان
بعلبك الدولي السنوي الذي يستضيف اهم المشاهير العرب والعالميين لإحياء حفلات
غنائية وموسيقية ، يذكر أن مدينة بعلبك أدرجت في قائمة مواقع التراث العالمي في لبنان
التابعة لليونيسكو .
. مغارة جعيتا : تقع في وادي نهر الكلب ، وتبعد عن بيروتي حوالي
20 كلم من ناحية الشمال ، وهي من أكثر المعالم السياحية التي يحرص على زيارتها كل سائج
إلى لبنان ، فهي تلقب بجوهرة السياحة اللبنانية ، هي عبارة عن مغارة تحتوي على
تجاويف وشعاب ضيقة وهياكل تكونت بفعل الطبيعة وتسربت إليها المياه الكلسية من
المرتفعات اللبنانية ، وهي تتكون من مغارتين ، المغارة العليا اكتشفت في عام 1958
من قبل المهندس اللبناني غسان كلينك والمغارة الثانية هي السفلى التي اكتشفت في
الثلاثينات من القرن التاسع عشر على يد المستشرق الامريكي وليام طومسون ، وتقوم في
المغارة العديد من الفعاليات والحفلات الموسيقية لأشهر الموسيقيين في العالم ،
والمغارة تتميز بقدرة زوارها على المشي على الأقدام عبر النفق الذي يبلغ طوله 120
متر ، فهي تعتبر مغامرة ممتعة لا يمكن للسائح إلا أن يزورها .
بيروت
الوطني : هو المتحف الرسمي في لبنان ، يقع في وسط عاصمة بيروت ، أنشئ في عام 1942
، يعرض المتحف أكثر من 1300 قطعة أثرية ويضم حوالي 100.000
قطعة في خزائنه جمعيا تعود إلى العصور الرومانية
والاغريقية والاسلامية والمملوكية وعصر الحديد والبرونز وعصر ما قبل التاريخ
.
. غابات الارز : هي غابات مليئة بأشجار الأرز اللبناني الذي يتبع
الفصيلة الصنوبرية ، وهذه الأشجار تعتبر الرمز الرسمي للبنان وشعار علم لبنان ، وتتميز
هذه الأشجار بأنها معمرة تعيش أكثر من 3000 سنة ، ولها أهمية تاريخية ودينية ، حيث
بني من أخشابها هيكل سليمان ، وكان يقطع الفينيقيون أخشابها لبناء سفنهم ومعابدهم
، كما كانت تستوطنها الرهبان المسيحيين الأوائل الذين كانوا يهربون من الرومان
الوثنيين ، وبني فيها الكثير من الاديرة كحصينة لعدم تمكن الرومان الوصول إليهم ،
وتعتبر وجهة سياحية يقصدها الكثير من السائحين في الشتاء لممارسة رياضة التزلج ،
وقد أدرجت في لائحة مواقع التراث العالمي في عام 1998 ، كما أنها الآن أصبحت محمية
طبيعية .
. درب الجبل اللبناني : هو مسار للمشي مسافات طويلة في لبنان ،
يمتد من القبيات في الشمال إلى مرجعيون في الجنوب ، ويمر بأكثر من 75 قرية لبنانية
، ويوجد به 11 بيت للضيافة ، وساحات في حصرون والمتين ، كما يوجد ثلاث استراحات
تقع في محمية اهدن وارز الشوف وجباع ، كما يوجد موقع للتخييم في عين دارة ، يقصده
السائحين لممارسة رياضة المشي وللتمتع بجمال لبنان الطبيعي وبجبالها الخلابة من
خلال القرى الريفية والجبال والوديان التي يمر بها السائح في الطريق
.
. قصر بيت الدين : ويطلق عليه أيضا قصر الامير بشير ، يقع في
منطقة الشوف بجبل لبنان ، يعود تاريخ إلى نهاية القرن السابع عشر ، حيث نقل الأمير
بشير الثاني مقر سلطته من دير القمر إلى بيت الدين وبنى فيها قصره ، وبعد نفيه إلى
اسطنبول أصبح القصر مقرا للعثمانيين ومن بعدهم المتصرفين ، وبعد ذلك أصبح مقرا
صيفيا لرئيس الجمهورية ، يعتبر القصر من أهم الأماكن السياحية التي يرتادها
السائحين لأهميته التاريخية .
. فاريا : لعشاق التزلج على الجليد عليهم أن يذهبوا مباشرة إلى
قرية فاريا اللبنانية التي تقع في قضاء كسروان بجبل لبنان ، فهي موقع ذات جذب
سياحي يقصدها السائحين الاجانب والعرب للتمتع بمناظرها الخلابة ولممارسة هواية التزلج
بشتى أنواعه ، وتتميز هذه القرية بتقديم كافة الخدمات والتجهيزات اللازمة للوافدين
إليها ، وتعتبر من أكثر المنتجعات السياحية شعبية في لبنان وخارجها
.
. صور : مدينة أثرية ، يعود تاريخها إلى الحضارة الفينيقية حيث
أتها كانت من أهم المدن الفينقية آنذاك ، وتضم مستعمرات كبيرة وذات اهمية ، كما
أنها تضم الصباغ الارجواني المعروف باسم ارجوان صور ، كما أنها تضم العديد من المواقع
الأثرية التي تعود غالبيتها إلى العصر الروماني ، مثل موقع الباس الذي نجد فيه
مدرج كبير تقوم عليه سباقات الأحصنة والعربات ، في القرنين الثاني والسادس
الميلادي ، كما أنها تضم عددا من الأعمدة ولوحات الفسيفساء ، وتمتاز بشواطئها
السياحية الذي يرتادها السائحين الاجانب والعرب . وقد أدرجت المدينة في لائحة
مواقع التراث العالمي في عام 1984 .
. ساحة الشهداء : تقع في وسط عاصمة بيروت ، وهي أكبر ساحاتها ،
وقد تعود تسميتها إلى الإعدامات التي كان يقوم بها الوالي العثماني للرجال
الوطنيين الذين أصبحوا شهداء لبنان ، وقد تم تغيير اسمها بعد اغتيال الرئيس
الحريري لتصبح ” ساحة الحرية ” وكثيرا ما تشهد تجمعات ضخمة للمتظاهرين الذين كانوا
يدعمون ما يسمى بثورة الأرز ، ويقصدها الكثير من السائحين لأهميتها التاريخية
.
Sunday, January 14, 2018
لماذا اسرائيل هي البقرة المقدسة لامريكا و المحافظين فيها؟
Jews, of all people, know about
those Christian evangelists. For 2,000 years, the length of time Christianity
has existed; Jews have continually been subjected to Christian evangelists. For
countless times were Jews faced with converting, kissing the cross or dying by
the sword (in the shape of the cross). More recently, Hermann Göring*
said, "God gave the savior to the
German people. We have faith, deep and unshakeable faith, that he [Hitler] was
sent to us by God to save Germany.."
To see what Evangelists really are,
simply rearrange the letters of EVANGELISTS and see what you have: EVIL'S
AGENTS
Nevertheless,
some of the worst Zionists are the evangelical "Christians", who in
their lemming-like adoration for Jews are the "brain dead goyim, the
beasts of burden, the idiots that believe in some fabricated prophesy that
"when all the Jews are returned to "Palestine", then the Messiah
will return”. So these poor simpletons via their Megachurches are donating
billions of tax free money to "Israel’s Zionists" global agenda of
world control
Thursday, January 11, 2018
The Middle East Waste Management Summit.دكتور عدلى حسنين حله والتنمية المستدامة
We are honored to announce that Prof. Dr. Adly Hassanein Hella will be one of
the featured speakers of The Middle East Waste Management Summit.
Dr. Adly Hassanein Hella is President& Co-founder of Mediterranean Center for Sustainable Development Programs- Egypt.
For more information about speakers:
http://mewastesummit.com/#SPEAKERS
Dr. Adly Hassanein Hella is President& Co-founder of Mediterranean Center for Sustainable Development Programs- Egypt.
For more information about speakers:
http://mewastesummit.com/#SPEAKERS
صلاح الدين الأيوبي قادم ياصهاينه Saladin will be back
What We Can
Learn From Saladin
The humanity and compassion of mankind are
tested in times of uncertainty and fear.
The attacks in Paris on November 13 and the shooting in San Bernardino on December 2 spread the brutality and sadism of ISIS to Western soil. It has never been clearer that action must be taken to destroy this terrorist group. ISIS follows a distorted version of Islam that is unrecognizable to nearly all of the 1.6 billion Muslims around the world. The West must differentiate between the peaceful Muslims living within and entering through its borders and the brutal members of ISIS. The need for nuance in religious identification during wartime recalls a figure in Islamic history that offers valuable lessons for these perilous times.
The attacks in Paris on November 13 and the shooting in San Bernardino on December 2 spread the brutality and sadism of ISIS to Western soil. It has never been clearer that action must be taken to destroy this terrorist group. ISIS follows a distorted version of Islam that is unrecognizable to nearly all of the 1.6 billion Muslims around the world. The West must differentiate between the peaceful Muslims living within and entering through its borders and the brutal members of ISIS. The need for nuance in religious identification during wartime recalls a figure in Islamic history that offers valuable lessons for these perilous times.
Salah ad-Din
Yusuf ibn Ayyub (c. 1138-1193), popularly known in the West as Saladin, is a
rare figure in Middle Eastern history that earned the respect of Christians,
Jews, and Muslims alike. He is primarily known for defeating the Crusaders at
the Battle of Hattin and recapturing Jerusalem in 1187. Like anybody, he had
flaws, but history upholds him as a paragon of chivalry, compassion, and
generosity. As the French Historian Rene Grousset said “[Saladin's] generosity,
his piety, devoid of fanaticism... won him no less popularity in Frankish Syria
than in the lands of Islam." Saladin was a Muslim Sultan, but he is also a
universal figure. During the European conquest of Jerusalem in 1099, the
Crusaders slaughtered Muslims and Jews alike, including women and children.
Eighty-eight years later, Saladin recaptured Jerusalem. The city's Christians
feared for their lives because they were certain that the Muslims would avenge
the deaths of their people, and Saladin was in a position to do so.
The Crusaders slaughtered Muslims and Jews
alike
Yet, Saladin
did not shed the blood of Christians in Jerusalem. He freed all the prisoners
who could not pay their ransom to ensure that they were not condemned to a life
of slavery. For forty days, he granted all Christians from foreign lands safe
departure and allowed them to return to their respective countries with their
property. He found the male guardians for Christian women to ensure that they
were provided protection and shelter on their return journeys. He allowed the
Eastern Christians to stay and reinstated the right of every Jew to visit and
resettle in Jerusalem. He conquered Jerusalem on a Saturday and ordered that
the Church be open on Sunday for services.
Saladin
and Guy of Lusignan after Battle of Hattin
The
compassionate actions of Saladin toward peaceful people of different religions
in times of conflict stand in stark contrast to the comments of several
American politicians in the aftermath of the Paris Attacks. Ben Carson called
the Syrian refugees "rabid dogs." Donald Trump compared them to a
"Trojan horse," referred to them as "prime time Muslim
soldiers," entertained the idea of special IDs for American Muslims,
stated that he would close down some American mosques, and yesterday called for
a ban on Muslim immigration. Mike Huckabee labeled Syrian refugees as "E.coli."
Jeb Bush backed a policy of giving preferential status to Christian Syrian
refugees. And thirty-one governors have
said that Syrian refugees are not welcome in their states. This virulent
discourse has contributed to an increase in hate crimes against Muslims and
their places of worship across the country.
When Saladin
reconquered Jerusalem in 1187 he had the toilets and grain stores installed by
the Crusaders at al-Aqsa removed and he covered the floors covered with
precious carpets. The Crusaders used Interior of the Al-Aqsa Mosque as a royal
palace and as a stable for horses. In 1119, it was transformed into the
headquarters for the Templar Knights
Saladin's
levelheaded actions extend to the battlefield and exemplify how the West should
respond to ISIS in a complex Syrian context. At the Battle of Hattin, Saladin
captured two Crusaders--Guy of Lusignan, King Consort of Jerusalem, and Raymond
III, Count of Tripoli. Saladin fulfilled his vow to execute Raymond as
punishment for his slaughter of Muslim emissaries and pilgrims, during a period
of truce between the Muslims and Crusaders. King Guy feared for his life after
witnessing the execution, but Saladin spared his life saying, "...it is
not the wont of kings, to kill kings; but that man had transgressed all
bounds." ISIS has transgressed all bounds and should be dealt with
accordingly. However, we must not punish those who are not responsible. Can we
not find the humanity within ourselves to differentiate between orphans and
terrorists, widows and barbarians?
Saladin is
known for having a greater interest in Islamic studies than military training,
and the Islamic principles of warfare are reflected in his actions on the
battlefield. Yet, some scholars in the West quote the Quran out of context to
argue that Islam is an inherently violent religion. These are the same
decontextualized quotes the terrorists use to justify their actions. The
Islamic tradition is a rich one that spans over 1400 years of practice in
regions around the world. It includes a complex legal system with few black and
white answers. The great scholars of Islam, like Imam al-Ghazali and Ibn
Khaldun, did not open the Quran and declare, "Well, it says fight the
disbeliever; go ahead and kill." These scholars spent decades studying the
roots of the religion and grounding their work in philosophical and scientific
theories, which also paved the way for the European Renaissance and
Enlightenment. It was this Islam that informed Saladin's actions. If anyone
thinks that ISIS is representative of Islam or the 1.6 billion Muslims, reach
out to your local Muslim community and find out for yourself.
The actions of
Saladin and his interaction with the Christians also call into question the
notion that the West and Islam are entangled in a "clash of
civilizations." When King Richard the Lionheart was left horseless on the
battlefield, Saladin sent him two horses so that he would not be at a
disadvantage. When Richard fell sick, Saladin sent him his own doctor to speed
his recovery. When Richard needed to return home to consolidate power in the
middle of the Third Crusade, Saladin negotiated a fair treaty and earned a
place beside Plato and Aristotle in Dante's Divine Comedy. As Percy
Newby has said, "The Crusaders were fascinated by a Muslim leader who
possessed virtues they assumed were Christian." We are only in a clash of
civilizations if we frame the conflict that way.
Famous Saladin
Quotes
·
“I warn you
against shedding blood, indulging in it and making a habit of it, for blood
never sleeps”
·
“If you want to
destroy any nation without war, make adultery or nudity common in the young
generation”
·
“I have become
so great as I am because I have won men's hearts by gentleness and kindliness”
·
“European
merchants supply the best weaponry, contributing to their own defeat”
Saladin offers
a window into the rich history and peacefulness of Islam. He is a model of how
we should respond in moments of peril and fear. For Saladin, "Victory is
changing the hearts of your opponents with gentleness and kindness." While
some of our politicians frame the refugees as our opponents, there is an
enormous amount of power in showing "gentleness and kindness" toward
them as it undermines the moral authority of ISIS. The world will only witness
more bloodshed of innocent civilians in the Middle East at the hands of ISIS
and airstrikes from the West in the coming months, but Saladin's words from the 12th century may provide a valuable
lesson even today: "I warn you against shedding blood, indulging in it or
making a habit of it, for blood never sleeps."
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/hasher-nisar/saladin-lessons_b_8704244.html
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