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Welcome to Paranormal Arabia, which we call by short Parabia, meaning the Arabic metaphysical. This platform is open to all who doubt to reach the scattered pieces of truth here and there, to explore the depths of the unknown and to search for a scientific explanation for the puzzling phenomena in the universe, the human psyche and the paranormal abilities that have been mentioned in many religious beliefs and myths and some of us still live through our personal experiences. So share with us this interesting journey so that we can take various paths together to put forward hypotheses to explain the supernatural and metaphysical matters.
The website was founded by Kamal Ghazal, a seeker of truth, in October 2008. He enriched it with numerous articles and investigations prepared by him and contributed by many editors, writers, and truth researchers.
Together, we are working to build the largest online encyclopedia on metaphysics and to educate the Arab public in particular about the importance of studying it.
Site Methodology
The site’s methodology in content is based on balancing science and belief, between supporters and skeptics, exposing false news, and comparing religions while respecting them. We have لا goal other than developing sound thinking. We do not write to please people or their beliefs, but rather to broaden their horizons of thinking and provoke them to think more. Our slogan is: “Yes to thinking, لا to excommunication.” We respect the reader’s mentality, so we do not adopt a theory, but rather leave it to him to judge. Sometimes we reach conclusions without imposing them on him or taking the role of preachers. In the world of metaphysics, there is لا complete certainty in most of the cases studied except when exposing a falsehood, and we do not claim to have reached the truth.
– The myths of peoples tell us about their way of thinking, and psychology and neurobiology reveal explanations that fall outside the circle of beliefs.
Science and religion may meet, contradict, complement, or completely separate in vision.
There is a constant struggle between those who believe in the intervention of entities and those who believe in the intervention of the mind and the soul in the course of their unusual experiences, as well as between those who believe in the dominance of written destiny and those who believe in the laws of chance and probability, and extremism in the direction, regardless of the party, often leads to a departure from the truth.
Some of us have experienced strange events and wanted to share them with us, narrating them in the section on real experiences. Through these experiences, we discover aspects of the human psyche or reconsider the interference of entities that reside in other dimensions in our lives. We discover senses that are not among the five studied senses.
If we make a mistake, we ask you to correct us, as we are still learning like you. If we disagree with your opinion, there is لا harm in realizing that there is always room for other opinions, as diversity of opinions enlightens the mind and distances it from narrow-mindedness.
Content in numbers
Over 800 articles, 500 images in the photo library, 12 films, 50 investigations, and 300 real-life experiences.
Editors
The site is written by people who do not necessarily have the same thoughts or theories in explaining the mysteries of matters, whether in the universe or in the human psyche. Editors from Arab countries have contributed various articles and investigations throughout the life of the site. Some of them were specialists in a specific field, and some of them were just passing through.
Editors
– Kamal Ghazal (Syria)
– Dr. Suleiman Al-Madani (Syria)
– Karim Shawabkeh (Jordan)
– Hisham Abdel Hamid (Egypt)
– Manal Abdel Hamid (Egypt)
– Attia Bukhatir (Libya)
– Amjad Yassin (Palestine)
– Masid Al-Momani (Jordan)
– Ruqayya Abu Al-Karm (Iraq)
– Ahmed Bashir (Iraq)
Editors
– Salil Rashid (Morocco)
– Ilyas Ferchichi (Tunisia)
– Hassan Bouzidi (Morocco)
– Rami Musleh Al-Thaqafi(SaudiArabia)
– Yasmine Abdel Karim(SaudiArabia)
– Umm Mahmoud (Palestine)
– Mohamed Hanfy (Egypt)
– Salim Nasser (Lebanon)
– Nourz Al-Haj Khalil (Jordan)
– Maysoun Awamleh, Zainab Naw, Zara Al-Sheikh, and others.