Arabic Wikipedia Day Edit-a-thon

Arabic Wikipedia Day - يوم ويكيبيديا العربية

Interest has been expressed in topics of science and women, also in the project areas of WikiData, Commons, and WikiSource. Feel free to add other topics or edit requests.

  • Please add your user name, also what you worked on, so we can track the results of the editathon.
  • Wikimedia Levant will have copyeditors available to help with any Arabic.
  • Wikisource demo. Wikimedia DC will have a demo on Wikisource, using an English-language document with an Arabic theme. We will take a scanned document and convert it to digital. If someone wants to convert a document for Arabic WikiSource, we can help them, but they should know enough Arabic to be able to check the results. ويكي مصدريمكننا مساعدة شخص ما لتحويل وثيقة عربية لل العربية.
أهلاً وسهلاً
Ahalan wa Sahalan


Join WikiProject Arabic online or in person to celebrate the 13th birthday of the Arabic Wikipedia. We will be collaborating with the Arabic Wikipedia Day Editathon (يوم ويكيبيديا العربية الثالث عشر ), held throughout the Arab world the same day, to improve the coverage of Arabic topics on Wikimedia projects. Also we will have a hands-on WikiSource demo.


When
1:00pm - 4:00pm on Saturday, July 29, 2017
Where
Tenley-Friendship Neighborhood Library, 4450 Wisconsin Ave NW, Washington, DC 20016
Red line: Tenleytown - AU Station
In collaboration with
Wikimedia DC ( ويكيمديا واشنطن العاصمة ), Wikimedia Levant ( مجموعة مستخدمي ويكيميديا بلاد الشام ), and WikiProject Women in Red (مشروع ويكي ترجم نساء بالأحمر )


Code of Conduct
قواعد السلوك




Articles to work on - قوائم العمل edit

 

Tables:

Articles to start - مقالات للبدء edit

  • Radio Nisaa Broadcasting Company, Palestine 2009
  • Arabic radio drama Be 100 Ragl (Worth 100 Men, Arabic: بميت راجل‎‎ or Arabic: بـ 100 راجل‎‎) about a young female radio journalist who challenges prejudice مني زكي ” بميت راجل ” ونانسي عجرم تساندها”
  • Abaad - Lebanon civil rights group Article 522[1]
  • Article 308 (#الغاء_٣٠٨, #الغاء_308 ), a similar law in Jordan BBCAljazeera CBS statement by Salma Nims (سلمى النيم) bio, director of Jordanian National Commission for Women (اللجنة الوطنية الأردنية لشؤون المرأة)
  • Rula Quawas (رولا قواس)(d. July 25, 2017)[2] associate professor of American Literature and Feminist Theory at the University of Jordan, founder of the Women’s Studies Centre at UJ (مديرة الدراسات مركز النسائية الجامعة الأردنية), the founder of the Knowledge Production Unit at the Jordanian National Commission for Women [3][4] (controversial film) [5] [6] (in Arabic عربى)[7] (in Arabic عربى)[8] (obit with awards Arabic عربى)

Palestinian cinema - السينما الفلسطينية :

  • Palestinian Cinema Institute - from 1960s to 80s, first in Jordan then Lebanon. Beirut had lively theater scene after the 1967 war. Founded by Khadijeh Habashneh, her husband Mustafa Abu Ali, and Sulafa Jadallah.Encyclopedia of Arab Women Filmmakers
  • Khadijeh Habashneh - Jordan-based Palestinian filmmaker, head of Palestinian Cinema Institute
  • Sulafa Jadallah - co-founder of Palestinian Cinema Institute
  • خديجة حباشنة (Khadijeh Habashneh)
  • سولاف جاد الله (Sulafa Jadallah)
  • Kais al-Zubaidi Iraqi director, with PLO’s Cultural Arts Section. Films include “Away from Home” (1969) and “The Visit” (1970)
  • قيس الزبيدي (Kais al-Zubaidi)

Andalus - الأندلس

  • Al-Zahra (الزهراء) - concubine of the caliph Abd al-Rahman III 8th c.
  • Itimad al-Rumaykiyya (إتيماد آل-روميكيا)- poetess and wife of taifa king al-Mutamid of Seville
  • Kitab Al-Ima al-Salwa’ir (كتاب الإمام الصلوير) - Book of Slave Women Poets - a biographical dictionary by Abu al-Faraj al-Isfahani (أبو الفرج الأصفهاني)
  • Umm Husayn al-Tanjaliyya (Umm al-Hasan bint Ahmad ibn Abdullah ibn Abd al-Moneim Abu Jaafar al-Tantjali)- أم حسين التنجلية - " a leading 14th-c. Andalusi female literary scholar, who also well-versed in medicine" - if someone is interested in this, I have a source in Spanish -Avery

Articles to improve - مقالات لتحسين edit

Tag maintenance edit

Resources - موارد edit

(see tables)

For WikiSource - ويكي مصدر edit

"Peace handbooks" - More than 160 monographs were prepared by the British Foreign Office in 1917 in preparation for the peace conference that was expected to follow World War I, and mostly published in 1919. There are a few volumes on Internet Archive, and more on World Digital Library, all from the U.S. Library of Congress. Specific volumes on the area of Wikimedia Levant (Jordan, Palestine, Lebanon, and Syria) are:

Results - النتائج edit

Articles started - مقالات جديدة edit

Articles improved - تحسين المواد edit

Other - آخر edit

Wikisource

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