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The Libyan academic and researcher Fawzi Ammar calls for a fresh reading of Abdullah al-Qasimi’s dictum, “The Arabs are a vocal phenomenon.” He argues that it was not a judgment on Arabs or a claim that they suffer from an inherent incapacity, but a critique of a culture that substitutes slogans for achievement—a contradiction laid bare by the defeat of 1967. Ammar proposes the phrase “a rhetorical phenomenon” instead, to distinguish the power of language and knowledge from words divorced from action. He concludes that the problem is not expression itself, but the failure to turn it into institutions, policies, and projects that can be carried out.
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