Omar Mohammad-Ameen Ahmad Hazaymeh
Biographic Data
| ID | 817839 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Omar Mohammad-Ameen Ahmad Hazaymeh |
| GIVEN NAMES | Omar Mohammad-Ameen Ahmad |
| FAMILY NAME | Hazaymeh |
| SIGNATURE | HAZAYMEH O M A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Al-Balqa Applied University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7098-0225 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
When rhythm becomes resistance: The role of Noah Ibrahim’s popular music in the social resistance movement
The Philosophy of Conflict and Political Dialogue in the Holy Qur’An: The Moses (A.S.)–PHARAOH Narrative in Historical Context and Contemporary Relevance
This study aims to investigate the dialogue between the Prophet Moses (A.S.) and Pharaoh in the Holy Qur’an. To do so, the researcher studied the verses that talked about the story of Moses (A.S.) and Pharaoh. The study tried to shed light on the methods and techniques that Moses (A.S.) used to talk with Pharaoh and the mechanisms that Pharaoh used to resist and oppose Moses (A.S.). This type of Quranic dialogue shows the capability that religiou…
The impact of women’s singing on political and social mobilization in the Sudanese revolution
Women’s singing is a dynamic expression of cultural and political resistance in Sudanese society. More than an artistic practice or social ritual, it contributes to shaping collective awareness and formulating protest discourse. Sudanese women’s singing is an extension of historical and aesthetic memory that is rooted in popular consciousness. It is connected with social and national occasions and serves as a means of mobilization, provocation, a…
The Geography of Love: A Study in GeoHumanities Through Exploring Diaspora and Nostalgia in Syrian Shops’ Names in the City of Irbid/Jordan
This study aims to analyze the Syrian shops’ names in Irbid city/Jordan to understand their role in expressing cultural identity, homesickness, and social and economic adaptation of Syrians in the diaspora. The research relied on a qualitative methodology that included field observation, personal interviews with shop owners, and analysis of relevant documents, with a random sample of shops. The results showed that brand names reflect feelings of …
The Melodies of Faith: Exploring Rituals and Chants of Al-Mawlid Al-Nabawi Celebrations in Sudan
This paper explores the celebration of Al-Mawlid Al-Nabawi, the celebration of the birth of Prophet Muhammad, in Sudan. This celebration is characterized by elaborate processions, zikr (remembrance of God), the lighting of mosques and homes, and the distribution of food. These rituals foster a sense of unity, spiritual connection, and communal generosity. Chants, including Madih (praise poetry) and Sufi Qasaʾid, play a crucial role in expressing …
East and West in Harmony: A Comparative Study of Arabic and English Proverbs
This paper presents a contrastive review of similar proverbs in Arabic and English, aiming to explore cultural and linguistic nuances within each language. The objective is to identify shared wisdom, values, and social insights while highlighting differences in cultural contexts that shape these expressions. Through a qualitative analysis of selected proverbs, the study investigates their meanings, usage, and implications in daily communication. …
The Jordanian Shemagh: From Fabric and Colors to Cultural and Social Symbolism
Death and Funeral Customs in Jordanian Society
This research aims to examine how Jordanian society deals with death from a cultural and social perspective, focusing on the rituals associated with it. The research adopted a descriptive and analytical approach to document and analyze the stages of funeral rites, from the moment the death is announced until after the funeral, while monitoring the transformations that have occurred in these rituals due to technological developments and economic p…
National identity in the poetry of Mustafa Wahbi Al-Tal (Arar) through Jordanian landscapes
Chronicles of an era: Themes in Arar’s poetry
Gender, and Religion: The Typology of Female Names in Sudan
This study aims to analyze the impact of Islam on the choice of female names in Sudan through a semantic analytical approach to explore female names associated with Islam from a cultural and religious perspective. The research’s motivation stems from the significant role that names play in identity formation and the transmission of cultural and religious values. Despite the extensive body of literature on Islamic naming traditions, little attenti…
The impact of rural and urban dialect mixing on social identity in Jordan: A Study of Spontaneous and Affected Linguistic Shifts
This study aimed to analyze the use of rural and urban dialects in Jordan and examine the factors influencing individuals’ language choices. The study relied on the descriptive analysis approach using interviews and field observations to examine how individuals use these dialects in different social contexts. The findings revealed that individuals predominantly use the rural dialect in informal settings and rural communities to express cultural i…
Code-Mixing to English Language as a Means of Communication in Jordanian Arabic
The present study aims to explore the code-mixing to English language as a means of communication in Jordanian Arabic. The data of the study were collected by personal observation of the researcher. The study findings show that Jordanians shift to English language is not restricted to a certain social class in Jordan. The study also reveals that the code-switching to English in Jordan has many reasons. The study covered a period from January 2019…
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Code-Mixing to English Language as a Means of Communication in Jordanian Arabic
The present study aims to explore the code-mixing to English language as a means of communication in Jordanian Arabic. The data of the study were collected by personal observation of the researcher. The study findings show that Jordanians shift to English language is not restricted to a certain social class in Jordan. The study also reveals that the code-switching to English in Jordan has many reasons. The study covered a period from January 2019…
East and West in Harmony: A Comparative Study of Arabic and English Proverbs
This paper presents a contrastive review of similar proverbs in Arabic and English, aiming to explore cultural and linguistic nuances within each language. The objective is to identify shared wisdom, values, and social insights while highlighting differences in cultural contexts that shape these expressions. Through a qualitative analysis of selected proverbs, the study investigates their meanings, usage, and implications in daily communication. …
The Jordanian Shemagh: From Fabric and Colors to Cultural and Social Symbolism
Death and Funeral Customs in Jordanian Society
This research aims to examine how Jordanian society deals with death from a cultural and social perspective, focusing on the rituals associated with it. The research adopted a descriptive and analytical approach to document and analyze the stages of funeral rites, from the moment the death is announced until after the funeral, while monitoring the transformations that have occurred in these rituals due to technological developments and economic p…
National identity in the poetry of Mustafa Wahbi Al-Tal (Arar) through Jordanian landscapes
Chronicles of an era: Themes in Arar’s poetry
Gender, and Religion: The Typology of Female Names in Sudan
This study aims to analyze the impact of Islam on the choice of female names in Sudan through a semantic analytical approach to explore female names associated with Islam from a cultural and religious perspective. The research’s motivation stems from the significant role that names play in identity formation and the transmission of cultural and religious values. Despite the extensive body of literature on Islamic naming traditions, little attenti…
The impact of rural and urban dialect mixing on social identity in Jordan: A Study of Spontaneous and Affected Linguistic Shifts
This study aimed to analyze the use of rural and urban dialects in Jordan and examine the factors influencing individuals’ language choices. The study relied on the descriptive analysis approach using interviews and field observations to examine how individuals use these dialects in different social contexts. The findings revealed that individuals predominantly use the rural dialect in informal settings and rural communities to express cultural i…
When rhythm becomes resistance: The role of Noah Ibrahim’s popular music in the social resistance movement
The Philosophy of Conflict and Political Dialogue in the Holy Qur’An: The Moses (A.S.)–PHARAOH Narrative in Historical Context and Contemporary Relevance
This study aims to investigate the dialogue between the Prophet Moses (A.S.) and Pharaoh in the Holy Qur’an. To do so, the researcher studied the verses that talked about the story of Moses (A.S.) and Pharaoh. The study tried to shed light on the methods and techniques that Moses (A.S.) used to talk with Pharaoh and the mechanisms that Pharaoh used to resist and oppose Moses (A.S.). This type of Quranic dialogue shows the capability that religiou…
The impact of women’s singing on political and social mobilization in the Sudanese revolution
Women’s singing is a dynamic expression of cultural and political resistance in Sudanese society. More than an artistic practice or social ritual, it contributes to shaping collective awareness and formulating protest discourse. Sudanese women’s singing is an extension of historical and aesthetic memory that is rooted in popular consciousness. It is connected with social and national occasions and serves as a means of mobilization, provocation, a…
The Geography of Love: A Study in GeoHumanities Through Exploring Diaspora and Nostalgia in Syrian Shops’ Names in the City of Irbid/Jordan
This study aims to analyze the Syrian shops’ names in Irbid city/Jordan to understand their role in expressing cultural identity, homesickness, and social and economic adaptation of Syrians in the diaspora. The research relied on a qualitative methodology that included field observation, personal interviews with shop owners, and analysis of relevant documents, with a random sample of shops. The results showed that brand names reflect feelings of …
The Melodies of Faith: Exploring Rituals and Chants of Al-Mawlid Al-Nabawi Celebrations in Sudan
This paper explores the celebration of Al-Mawlid Al-Nabawi, the celebration of the birth of Prophet Muhammad, in Sudan. This celebration is characterized by elaborate processions, zikr (remembrance of God), the lighting of mosques and homes, and the distribution of food. These rituals foster a sense of unity, spiritual connection, and communal generosity. Chants, including Madih (praise poetry) and Sufi Qasaʾid, play a crucial role in expressing …
Sociology (5 works) · Aesthetics (4 works) · Art (4 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Identity (music (3 works) · Islamic Studies and History (3 works) · Linguistics (3 works)