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وكالة الانباء الاردنية
Al-Azzam: Jordanian Storytelling Links Place and Nation
The article discusses the role of the Jordanian national narrative. Dr. Abdullah Hussein Al-Azam emphasized that Jordan's narrative begins with the memory of place, encompassing personal and historical stories linked to regions and generations. This narrative has evolved with the formation of the state and through its various phases of building and development. He explained that the land in Jordan holds special stories that reflect social life, agriculture, water, and labor, and that recalling the memory of the land gives young people an opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of their areas. He also highlighted the importance of sacrifice and the sacrifices made by the Jordanian army, as well as the historic journey of nation-building led by the Hashemites. Emphasizing that Jordanian identity is a result of the interaction between people, land, history, and culture, with respect for diversity. He noted that when young people talk about the past and future of their homeland, they contribute responsibly to shaping Jordan’s future. The narrative is not just about achievements; it also encourages questions regarding the present and future. He stressed that building the nation requires the participation of generations in its ongoing development and continuity.
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