Within the grand/vast/ancient pyramids/tombs/temples, whispers/rumors/legends speak of a terrifying/powerful/formidable force. It is the soul/spirit/essence of an enraged/furious/vicious Pharaoh, forever chained/bound/trapped within the cold/dark/silent confines of his eternal/final/last resting place. His heart/mind/soul burns/rages/simmeres with
تُعدّ معركة أكتوبر مثالاً على العزيمة والبطولة ، حيث جمعت القوى العربية حول مقاومة الغزو. تمّت هذه المعركة بعد معارك شرسة ، وُعرفت بـ حزم الجنود المصريين كشفت هذه النصر القوة للشعب المصري
there's no standard method of transcribing Arabic words and phrases into western script. the key effect on these web pages is on position names, Which very little term el for "the" - a standard prefix - is a great instance. Arabic does not spell out quick vowels so el could also be "al" or "il" (often even "ul"). It will not distinguish higher and