History of the Arab Press...Part Five

This encyclopedic book, in this part, comprehensively documents the Arab press in the East and West of the Earth, from its inception in Egypt in the year 1800 AD, until the end of the year 1929 AD, and it is monitored through the indexes of all Arab magazines in Africa, North America, and Central America, and they are arranged in a historical and geographical order for all the centers of these. Magazines. It is documented that the first Arab journalist to ever appear in the world was the newspaper "e;Al-Tahbib"e;, which was issued by Bonaparte in Egypt in 1800, and the newspaper "e;Al-Waqi' Al-Misriyya"e;, which is the second Arab newspaper in terms of antiquity, was published in 1828 by Muhammad Ali Al-Kabir, while the third newspaper was Al-Arabiya is the Algerian newspaper "e;Al-Mubasher"e;. It was issued by the French colonists in the city of Algiers in 1847 by order of King Louis Philippe, but soon... The Arabs began to enter the field of journalism themselves and imprinted it with their own character, without imitating Westerners.