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    Jefferson was elected‚ the pasha or leader of the Mediterranean island of Tripoli demanded to be paid in the way that America was paying other nations of Barbary pirates‚ and Jefferson declines because America simply didn’t have enough money to. This causes the pasha to declare war on America‚ and the previously pacifist Jefferson retaliates by sending the navy to fight on the Tripoli shores. This war is fought for four years until in 1804‚ a peace treaty is made between the pasha and Jefferson where the

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    the village‚ named Mustafa Sa’eed and the narrator eventually learns his life story. Mustafa was very smart and attended school in Cairo and England. He seduced many women by telling exaggerated stories about his home in Sudan. He eventually marries a woman named Jean Morris but murdered her‚ and he was imprisoned for seven years. After his release‚ he left England and returned to Sudan to lead a simple life. After this account of the story concludes‚ the reader learns that Mustafa has died during a

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    Stuck Between Two Worlds Everyone has an identity and culture unique to him or her. The development of your identity is the result of the displacements and struggles you experience in your life. In the texts “No Telephone to Heaven” and “Seasons of Migration to the North‚” both protagonists experience living in two different cultures where they thrive and struggle and that ultimately helps them develop or discover their true self-identity. To understand the underlying tendencies and characteristics

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    grabs the attention of many women viewers‚ whether it would be positively or negatively. With that toned‚ muscular body‚ a flirtatious smirk that match his ever so amazing twinkling eyes‚ Isaiah Mustafa‚ or the “Old Spice Man”‚ is “The Man Your Man Could Smell Like”. By using techniques such as the one Mustafa is demonstrating‚ one is able to confirm that the greeting was directed to the lady viewers. Old Spice did some digging and discovered that the majority of hygienic products were those made by

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    Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) Case Study – Mustafa Kutlay Case Study Before completing the case study‚ I had a look at various theories for teaching English to the speakers of other languages. Casanave (2004) highlights that ‘writing is a social practice requiring deep engagement with readings and with other writers’. One of the reading techniques‚ ‘extensive reading’ is cited from Palmer by Day

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    the deserts of Iran and Afghanistan‚ to the northern tip of Africa‚ as well as European nations known today as Bulgaria‚ Bosnia and Greece. The empire began roughly the year 1299 and was led by their first sultan‚ Osman and lasted till 1924 when Mustafa Kemal Ataturk‚ the nations first president‚ reformed the nation. The Ottoman Turks had many customs and traditions that were not the considered norms of many empires or nations in Europe at the time. One of which was the sultan’s harem. The harem

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    many freedoms is the ability to act‚ speak‚ or think with no consequences. Around the world people are fighting for their own freedom; in the story “ The Story of an Hour‚” you have a woman who finds freedom from her husband. You also have Naheed Mustafa‚ who talks about how she felt wearing her hijab in society. Bob Marley’s quote can be so relatable no matter what type of freedom you are fighting for. Many of us rather die fighting for our freedom‚ than to feel like a prisoner. For instance‚ in

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    commercial; "Windsurfing" is a thirty-seconds commercial‚ published on YouTube on September 24‚ 2015‚ starring Terry Crews and Isaiah Mustafa. The scenes in the commercial draw an argument between the Old Spice Timber fragrance body spray and Old Spice Bearglove fragrance deodorant. Although both of these products are a high seller on the market‚ Terry and Mustafa debates in the commercial so that the audience can buy one or both of the products. In the beginning of the commercial‚ the voiceover

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    main characters; an artist "Sandow Birk"‚ a scriptwriter "Karman Pasha" and a poet "Mohja Kahf"‚ who all have one thing in common with Dajani which is raising awareness against Muslim stereotypes; each in his own way. I believe this film might be informative to all Hollywood movie makers and would correct the wrong ideas they perceive about Muslims because it uses sympathy and logic. Firstly‚ in "The art of jihad" (Dajani)‚ Pasha a Muslim scriptwriter wrote a script of a show that presents what

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    Talib Salih’s richly woven‚ highly nuanced classic‚ Season of Migration to the North‚ focuses on two main areas; the second in many ways reflects the first. G.A.R. Hamilton and Patricia Geesey rely on Homi Babha’s notion of the “hybrid” to describe Mustafa Sa’eed‚ and emphasize the colonized subject’s inherent predisposition to contaminate imperial discourse as he reflects it back at colonizers. Native peoples are expected to turn into “reassuring mimics of the European form‚” generated as representations

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