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Tamim Al-Barghouti ((アラビア語:تميم البرغوثي), born 1977, Cairo) is a Palestinian Egyptian poet and political scientist.〔()〕 His father is the Palestinian poet Mourid Barghouti, and his mother is the Egyptian novelist and scholar, Radwa Ashour. Al-Barghouti is the author of four poetry collections: ''meejana'' (Ramallah 1999), ''Al-Manzar'' (Cairo 2000), ''Qaluli Bethebb Masr'' (Cairo 2005), and ''Maqam Iraq'' (Cairo 2005). He is also the author of ''Benign Nationalism: Egyptian Nation State Building under Occupation'' (2007) and has recently published a book entitled ''The Umma and The Dawla: The Nation State and the Arab Middle East'' (Pluto Press, 2008).〔The Umma and the Dawla: The Nation State and the Arab Middle East ()〕 Al-Barghouti writes poetry in Standard Arabic as well as the Palestinian, Egyptian and Iraqi colloquial dialects. He obtained a B.A. in Political Science at Cairo University in 1999, and specialized in International Relations at the American University in Cairo, from which he graduated in 2001.〔Poetry International Web ()〕 He received a PhD in political science from Boston University in 2004.〔Boston University ()〕 During 2003 and 2004, he wrote a weekly column in the Lebanese Daily Star newspaper on colonialism and Arab history and identity.〔THe Daily Star Lebanon ()〕 During 1996 and 1997, he won the music prize of his faculty at Cairo University. The faculty awarded him the poetry prize in 1998. During that same year, he won the poetry medal of the High Institute of Applied Arts. In 2000, he received the poetry prize of the Regional Cultural Foundation in Marrakech, Morocco.〔()〕 He was a visiting Assistant Professor at Georgetown University's Center for Contemporary Arab Studies, between 2008 and 2011, where he taught Comparative Politics of the Middle East, Arab nationalism, and Islamic political thought.〔Tamim Barghouti Personal Site ()〕 Al-Barghouti appeared in the first season of the television poetry competition ''Prince of Poets'', becoming popular among Palestinians. == 'In Jerusalem' () == 'In Jerusalem' () is the luckiest poem which received literary and critical attention which gave Tamim this prestigious position among the rest of the poets. Tamim wrote this poem before his participation in Prince of Poets which was broadcast on Abu-duhbi channel which was a medium to recite his poem. He wrote it after he was prevented from visiting Al-aqsa Mosque because he was under 35 years. Israel did that for security reasons. He was moved by this incident, so he wrote this poem which remained under cover until it came to light in prince of poets program. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Tamim al-Barghouti」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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