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Examples

  • The border area is populated by Berbers, a non-Arabic ethnic group whose towns had joined the rebellion and been under siege for weeks before the recent fighting.

    Gadhafi's Troops Chase Rebels Into Tunisia Richard Boudreaux 2011

  • Day of Honey introduces non-Arabic readers to some of the words I got to know and in most cases love.

    Day of Honey Annia Ciezadlo 2011

  • Day of Honey introduces non-Arabic readers to some of the words I got to know and in most cases love.

    Day of Honey Annia Ciezadlo 2011

  • Though there are a handful of others within al-Qaida and its affiliates who could take on the role of interpreting the message for non-Arabic speakers, none have Awlaki's talent or apparent erudition.

    Anwar al-Awlaki's death is a blow to al-Qaida, but his message is still alive 2011

  • For some reason, the only missing date from the resume of this non-Arabic speaking bureaucrat, who supervises America'a Arabic broadcast to 22 countries, is that of when he became MBN's president.

    Hussain Abdul-Hussain: Alhurra and the Arab Spring Hussain Abdul-Hussain 2012

  • The states have sizeable non-Arabic minorities with cultural and political ties to the Government of Southern Sudan in Juba.

    North and South Sudan: Challenge of Forming Cooperative Ties 2011

  • For some reason, the only missing date from the resume of this non-Arabic speaking bureaucrat, who supervises America'a Arabic broadcast to 22 countries, is that of when he became MBN's president.

    Hussain Abdul-Hussain: Alhurra and the Arab Spring Hussain Abdul-Hussain 2012

  • As reported on BBC: No. 2 Al Qaeda guy calls BHO a "abeed al-beit," or house slave, though that was apparently translated as "house negro" in the English subtitles that AQ so helpfully provides for its non-Arabic fans.

    Archive 2008-11-01 2008

  • As reported on BBC: No. 2 Al Qaeda guy calls BHO a "abeed al-beit," or house slave, though that was apparently translated as "house negro" in the English subtitles that AQ so helpfully provides for its non-Arabic fans.

    Al-Qaeda: Obama is just the HNIC 2008

  • A radio program for Darfur launched by the Dutch media organization Press Now translates the news into both the local version of Arabic and three non-Arabic languages spoken by the main tribes displaced by the violence.

    Sheri Fink: Critics Say U.S. Radio Program for Darfur Goes Soft on Sudan 2009

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