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Mohammed Abdul Razzaq Al-Zobaie Al-Shammari, also known as Muhammad Al-Arab, is an Arab journalist, writer, thinker, documentary filmmaker, and researcher in the field of blockchain, metaverse, web3 and communication sciences. He is a prominent figure who has made his mark in the world of journalism, media and mass communications. He was chosen as a peace ambassador in the conflict between the tribes of South Sudan and received an honor from the President of South Sudan. He is the Director and Chief Correspondent of Al Arabiya, Bahrain
Early life and education
editDr. Mohammed Al-Arab was born on May 30, 1975 in Fallujah to Iraqi parents. He completed his early education in Iraq Fallujah from School of Creed. He completed his diploma in chemical industries from the Technical Institute in Anbar in 1995. He went on to complete his bachelor's degree in Engineering and Chemical Industries from Technical Engineering College, Baghdad. In 2002, Dr. Mohammed Al-Arab obtained a Bachelor of Media from University of Baghdad, College of Mass Communication). He completed his diploma in Islamic studies from Imam Al-Azam University in Baghdad in the 2003. He obtained his master's degree in business administration from Cairo University in 2012 and his doctorate in international relations from Egypt in 2020.
Career
editDr Mohammad Al Arab career in the field of media spans over 30 years. He has held many profiles in the field of journalism and mass communication. He is also a Press editor, writer, presenter, reporter, researcher in the field of digital currencies, metaverses, and blockchains. He is the founder of the first Arab digital currency known as HZMCOIN.[1] and serves as the Chairman of the Arab Cryptocurrency Council. He developed the first metaverse platform[2] in the Arabs Nemo Land Kingdom in the Arabs Nemo Land Kingdom[3] and Majhool, a messaging and communications app built on blockchain technology.
He is the CEO & founder[4] of the social network Pangeanis.[5]
He worked as the main correspondent for Al-Arabiya and Al-Hadath channels from 2006 to 2023 and the position of Chief Correspondent of Sky News Arabia. He is director of the office of Al-Arabiya and Al-Hadath channel in Bahrain.
Dr. Mohammed Al-Arab has also been a journalist in several other international media outlets such as AFP, reuters, Associated Press, Sky News, NBC News, and others.
He was chosen as a peace ambassador and president of Peace Without Borders in France,[6] and personally handed South Sudanese President Salva Kiir the Peace Medal from Peace Without Borders in 2020.[7][8]
Achievements and awards
editPublications
editMohammed Al-Arab has authored a number of books and works, some of which were made into cinematic scripts, and won important awards in the field.
- eashr layal ealaa mayidat alshaytan عشر ليال على مائدة الشيطان [Ten Nights at the Devil’s Table] (in Arabic). Al-Ayyam Foundation Publishing House. 2012.
- almuhimat 707 المهمة 707 [Mission 707]. Al-Ayyam Foundation Publishing House. 2014.
- Wings of death. Published in 2004 published by Dar Al Yaqeen Publishing
- malam yadhakuruh brimir faa kitabih مالم يذكره بريمر فى كتابه [What Bremer did not mention in his book] (in Arabic). Madouly Library. 2007.
- My experience as a war correspondent. Published in 2003 by Dar Al-Kalima for Publishing in Iraq
- 75qaeidat - dalil al'iielam alharbii 75قاعدة - دليل الإعلام الحربي [75 Rules - Military Media Guide] (in Arabic). Dar Tashkeel Publishing and Distribution Foundation. 2000. ISBN 978-6038230978.
- A message from the Levant to King Al-Hammam. Published in 2012 by Dar Albilad Publishing in Bahrain
- Hudod Salman هدهد سلمان [Hudod Salman]. Saudi Arabia: Tashkeel. 2020. ISBN 978-6038285671.
References
edit- ^ "<<hazama>> tawaque atifaqiatan mae sharika <<simplex>> akbar muzawid madfueat fi ealam aleumlat alraqamia" «حزم» توقع اتفاقية مع شركة «simplex» اكبر مزود مدفوعات في عالم العملات الرقمية [Hazm signs an agreement with Simplex, the largest payment provider in the world of digital currencies]. Alayam (in Arabic). 2022-05-09. Retrieved 2024-02-25.
- ^ "awl ealam mitafirs earabiin yahtafil bieid milad nasir bin hamd" اول عالم ميتافيرس عربي يحتفل بعيد ميلاد ناصر بن حمد [The first Arab metaverse celebrates Nasser bin Hamad’s birthday]. Alayam (in Arabic). 2022-05-08. Retrieved 2024-02-25.
- ^ "HZM (Hazam) crypto set to launch Nemo Land Kingdom project, the first Arab metaverse, in collaboration with ChicMic". The Times of India. 20 June 2022. Retrieved 2024-02-25.
- ^ "muhamad alearab yutliq minasat tawasul aijtimaeiin jadidat madeumat bialdhaka' alaistinaeii" محمد العرب يطلق منصة تواصل اجتماعي جديدة مدعومة بالذكاء الاصطناعي [Muhammad Al-Arab launches a new social media platform powered by artificial intelligence]. Alayam (in Arabic). 2024-01-05. Retrieved 2024-02-25.
- ^ Qatma, Ahmed (2024-01-08). "pangeanis: minasat earabiat 'iislamiat tanafis fisbuk wa'akhawatiha.. wmutlqha yatahadath lilyfant" pangeanis: منصة عربية إسلامية تنافس فيسبوك وأخواتها.. ومُطلقها يتحدث لليفانت [Pangeanis: An Arab Islamic platform that competes with Facebook and its sisters... and its launcher speaks to Levant]. The Levant (in Arabic). Retrieved 2024-02-25.
- ^ "muhamad alearab rayiysan limunazama <<salam bila hududin>> fi baris" محمد العرب رئيسا لمنظمة «سلام بلا حدود» في باريس [Muhammad Al-Arab, Chairman of the “Peace Without Borders” organization in Paris]. Alayam. 2018-03-29. Retrieved 2024-02-25.
- ^ Al-Meligy, Sahar (2020-11-22). "munazamat salam bila hudud tikrum silfa kir" منظمة سلام بلا حدود تكرم سيلفا كير [Peace Without Borders honors Salva Kiir]. Egypt Independent (in Arabic). Retrieved 2024-02-25.
- ^ "muhamad alearab yusalim rayiys janub alsuwdan wisam alsalam min munazamat salam bila hudud" محمد العرب يسلم رئيس جنوب السودان وسام السلام من منظمة سلام بلا حدود [Muhammad Al-Arab hands the President of South Sudan the Peace Medal from the Peace Without Borders organization]. Alayam. 2020-12-01. Retrieved 2024-02-25.
- ^ al-Hijjah, Dhu (2016-10-01). "muhamad alearab sfyran fi bilad almilyun shaeir" محمد العرب سفيرًا في بلاد المليون شاعر [Muhammad Al-Arab is an ambassador in the country of a million poets]. صحيفة «الشرق (in Arabic). Retrieved 2024-02-25.
- ^ "Union of Mauritiania Writers in Mauritania". YouTube. 2016-11-15. Retrieved 2024-02-25.
- ^ Al-Yazidi, Hilal (2018-12-17). "malik albahrayn yuqalid al'iielamia "muhamad alearab "wisam "aleamal alwatania"" ملك البحرين يقلد الإعلامي “محمد العرب “وسام “العمل الوطني” [The King of Bahrain awards journalist “Mohammed Al-Arab” with the “National Action Medal”]. adwaalwatan (in Arabic). Retrieved 2024-02-25.