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Imed Dabbour
Dr. Imed Dabbour, a Tunisian media figure and an academic currently living in Lebanon, was born on January 28, 1979. He earned his Master's degree in Comparative Religions from the Faculty of Arts in Manouba, and later completed his Ph.D. in History from the Faculty of Arts in Tunisia. Specializing in anthropological linguistics and religious studies, Dr. Dabbour is also actively involved in television and film production.
Imed Dabbour’s media life
Dr. Emad Dabbour is a Tunisian media personality and academic known for his diverse contributions in the media industry. He is recognized for his television programs such as “Mish Mamonu” and “Akhir Al Kalam,” where he engages in insightful discussions with prominent figures from the fields of literature, cinema, theater, and music. These programs serve as platforms for intellectual and artistic exchange, exploring various topics related to culture, art, and society.
Imed Dabbour | |
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| Born | January 28, 1979 Tunisia |
| Nationality | Tunisian |
| Citizenship | Tunisia, United States Of America |
| Education | Master’s degree, PhD in history |
| Occupation(s) | Tv host, CEO of light house international |
| Known for | Books: Anceint judaism, The middle crack |
| Notable work | Augustine: Son of her tears |
| Television | Akher al kalam |
| Website | https://imeddabbour.com/ |
In addition to his work on television, Dr. Emad Dabbour has also made a mark in radio broadcasting. He worked as a program host on Delta FM radio in Beirut, presenting “Ajjehit Hakee” in the Lebanese dialect, where he engaged audiences with his unique style and thoughtful discussions.
Dr. Dabbour’s contributions extend beyond hosting and presenting. He is also a prolific writer and producer in the television and cinematic spheres. He has been involved in the writing and production of several cinematic works, including “Augustine son of her tears,” a film that delves into the life of the philosopher Saint Augustine, and “Two Poets and a Storm,” a documentary that explores the lives and works of two poets amidst turbulent times. These projects showcase his versatility and commitment to exploring meaningful narratives through both worlds film and television.
Throughout his media career, Dr. Emad Dabbour has become known for his ability to engage audiences with thought-provoking content, highlighting the intersections of art, culture, history, and society. His programs and projects have left a lasting impact on viewers and listeners, fostering a deeper appreciation for the arts and intellectual discourse.
Imed Dabbour’s litrature life
Imed Dabbour is known as the author of the novel “Asqaf Al-Bustaa” (The Roofs of the Poor), which was adapted into the film “Saint Augustine.” Additionally, he wrote the novel “Al-Sharakh Al-Awsat” (The Middle Crack), and his book “Al-Yahoodiyah Al-Qadeemah” (Ancient Judaism). His literary works cover a wide range of topics, from literature to cinema, theater, and music. His television programs often feature engaging discussions with various artistic and intellectual personalities.
Additional Information about his books
“Asqaf Al-Bustaa” (The Roofs of the Poor):
This novel tells the story of the struggles and lives of marginalized individuals living in poverty.
•The film adaptation, “Saint Augustine,” explores the life and struggles of the philosopher Saint Augustine, focusing on his journey of faith and intellectual pursuits.
“Al-Sharakh Al-Awsat” (The Middle Crack):
•This novel delves into the complexities of human emotions and societal issues.
•It may explore themes such as identity, relationships, and the search for meaning.
“Al-Yahoodiyah Al-Qadeemah” (Ancient Judaism):
-This book likely delves into the history and practices of ancient Judaism.
-It may explore the religious beliefs, traditions, and cultural aspects of Judaism from ancient times.
Imed Dabbour’s literary works are celebrated for their depth, thought-provoking themes, and exploration of the human condition. His film “Saint Augustine,” based on the novel “Asqaf Al-Bustaa,” offers a cinematic portrayal of profound philosophical and spiritual concepts. In his television programs, he continues to engage audiences with stimulating discussions that bridge the worlds of art, literature, and intellectual discourse.
Most popular topics of his talkshows
Emad Dabbour’s talk shows cover a plethora of diverse subjects, spanning from literature and art to history and cinema. Through his programs, he shares his viewpoints and suggestions on matters concerning life, culture, and politics.
Numerous episodes have been recorded featuring various personalities from the artistic and intellectual realms, such as Noam Chomsky[1], Dr. Nawal El Saadawi[2], Mahmoud Hemida[3], and many others. These episodes delve into deep and engaging discussions, offering audiences valuable insights into various topics.
references
- ^ البروفسير العالمي / نعوم تشومسكي Noam Chomsky في الجزء الثاني من ممنوع. Retrieved 2024-04-25 – via www.youtube.com.
- ^ ممنوع - د. نوال السعداوي. Retrieved 2024-04-25 – via www.youtube.com.
- ^ مش ممنوع مع محمود حميدة. Retrieved 2024-04-25 – via www.youtube.com.
[2] Emad Dabbour on the cinema.com website