QFI Stories
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Infographic: How Would You Like Your Tea?
Besides water, tea is the most widely consumed beverage in the world. In the Arab world, Morocco consumes the most…
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Infographic: The Spectrum of Love in Classical Arabic
The word for “love” appears throughout Arabic literature in many forms. Arabic views love as a complex spectrum, containing several…
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Infographic: Arabic Calligraphy
Known in Arabic as خط (khuṭ) , literally “line”, Arabic calligraphy is the practice of artistically presenting the Arabic script…
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From Class to Marrakech
Caroline studied Arabic at Shawnee Mission South High School, and now studies at George Washington University. She studied with teachers…
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Chasing Opportunities
Jonathan studies at Brigham Young University, majoring in Middle Eastern Studies and Arabic Language while also being a Pre-Med student. …
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Beyond the Silence
Dana Slayton, currently living in Rabat, Morocco studying Arabic through the National Security Language Initiative for Youth program, and starting…
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Give a Little Back
Caila is one of QFI’s Academic Excellence Awardees for the 2016-2017 academic year. She spent eight months as a gap…
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Infographic: Dialects of the Arab World
In the Arabic language, there is a difference between the formalized “Modern Standard Arabic,” and its wide variety of regional…
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From Opportunity to Action
When I first began working at Qatar Foundation International, I was always told that QFI aims to be a thought…
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A Language of Sharing
Melissa is currently in the final weeks of an Intensive Arabic Study Abroad with Brigham Young University through Qasid Institute…