Contributors

- Mustafa Husin Qasem Abu-Romman,popular preacher and imam, Jordan.

- Caroline Akoum, Print and Internet journalist.

- Ahmed A. Rahim A. Al-Ansari, Qatari intellectual, retired senior official at Qatar’s Ministry of Justice.

- Ibrahim Arab, Program host, the Voice of Lebanon radio.

- Mustafa Assi, Program host, OTV television network, Beirut.

- Isam Atallah, editor-in-chief, Al-Dabbur magazine, Beirut

- Rita Barotta, Internet journalist, Beirut.

- Nadeen Suleiman Albedair, Saudi journalist and host of the popular television talk show “Musawat”, broadcast on Al-Hurra satellite channel.

- Ebrahim Ali Abdulrahman Bukamal, Editor, Al-Ayyam newspaper in Bahrain.

- Zina Yusuf al-Burjawi, Staff writer, Al-Safir daily, Beirut.

- Michel Fallah, Lawyer and Internet journalist, Beirut.

- Abu Bakr Ahmed Abu Bakr El-Gadi, Doha-based lawyer and columnist for the Qatari daily Al-Watan.

- Nazeeh Sulayman al-Gussus, Columnist, Al-Dustur daily, Amman.

- Nasrin Hammud, Editor, Sayidati magazine, Beirut.

- Yusur Muhammad Hassan, News correspondent and program host, Al-Sharq satellite television network, Amman.

- Hala Sa’id Hindawi, News anchor, Radio FAN FM, Amman.

- Ghassan Sa’id Muhammad al-Hindi, Producer/Broadcaster, ATV, Amman, Jordan.

- Dawud Ibrahim, Editor, LBC television’s political discussion program, "Anta wa ‘l-Hadath. "

- Muhammad Salih Kharrub, Staff writer, Al-Rai newspaper, Amman.

- Samir Khayr Ahmad, staff writer, Al-Ghad Jordanian daily.

- Mansoor Abdul Mansoor Ebrahim Almahroos, Bahrain-based columnist for the daily newspaper Al-Ayam.

- Sultan Saad Al-Qhtani, Saudi-based reporter for the electronic daily news magazine Elaph.com.

- Mu’tasim al-Raqqad, Culture page editor, Al-Ghad daily newspaper, Amman.

- Claude Saliba, Youth beat reporter for Al-Mustaqbal newspaper.

- Sereen Tawfiq al-Sayyid, Staff writer, Al-Rai daily newspaper, Amman.

- Mamdouh Eissa M. Alshammari, Riyadh-based writer for the Saudi daily newspaper Al-Riyadh.

- Musaad Eid M. Al-Thubaiti, Saudi-born investigative journalist for Al-Arabiya network.

- Abdulrahman Mohammad Al-Wably, Saudi writer of nationally televised dramas, including the popular satirical program Tash Matash.

- Denise Yamin, Editor, international news, Al-Balad newspaper, Beirut.

The Board of Lawful Culture

- Adnan Ahmed Yacoub Awamleh is CEO of Arab Telemedia Services, a pioneer Arab television production company based in Amman which produces over 200 hours of dramatic miniseries annually. He is also founding CEO of Al-Sharq, a new Jordan-based 24-hour news and information television channel, and a leading voice for the culture of lawfulness in the Arab Middle East.

- Mansour al-Nogaidan is a prolific UAE-based essayist and lecturer, a voice of conscience for progressive social values in his native Saudi Arabia. His writing has appeared in Gulf and pan-Arab media including the Saudi daily Al-Watan as well as the New York Times and Washington Post.

- Abdulrahman al-Wably is an award winning teleplay writer in his native Saudi Arabia – and head writer of the hit satirical series Tash Matash.