An-Najah journals | An-Najah University Journal for Research - B (Humanities)

T: The Political Economy of Cotton in Palestine in the Eighteenth Century; The Population Educational Structure in the West Bank; The Position of the Palestinian Islamic Movements on the Gulf Crisis; The Practice Extent of the Islamic Education Teachers in Developing their Students’ Self-Learning Skills in Busra Directorate; The Practiced Leadership Styles and their Relation to Administrative Communication Styles among Public School Principals in Jerash Governorate; The Predictive Ability of the Learning Environment Appearance of Bullying at Advanced Basic Stage in the Private Schools in Amman; The Prevailed Patterns of Socialization of the Palestinian Family from the Perspective of Al-Aqsa University Students in Khanyunis; The prevailing leadership styles of fitness coaches for referees from the point of view of the rulers in Jordan; The Prevalence of Superstitious Beliefs amongst Students of Educational Sciences Faculties at Jordanian Universities; The Prevalence of the Phenomenon of Competitive Behavior among Football Players in the Governorates of Gaza Strip; The Prevalent Mathematical Thinking Aspects of the Third Graders in Jordan; The principle of the common heritage of humanity in the light of the rules of public international law; The Principles Based on Overusage According to Al-Farra`‎‏ ‏in the Light of his Book (Ma’ni Al-Kor’aan)‎; The Problematic Aspect of Penalties Imposed in the Palestinian Income Tax Legislation - Comparative Study; The problematic linguistics in building second generation curricula 'linguistic approach in the curriculum of the fourth year of primary education'; The Problems of Metrics and Rhyme; The Procedures and Guarantees of Disciplinary Liability for the Public Sector Employee in the Jordanian Legislation; The Properties of the Sarsaq Family in Palestine 1869-1948‎; The prophetic method role in limiting the unemployment for young people; The Psychological and Social Effects Resulted from Unpaid Salaries to the Palestinian Authority Employees; The Psychology of Shopping: A Study of Shopping Behavior and ‎its Relation with the Demographic Variables in the Palestinian ‎Society; The Quality of Life of People affected with Aids in River Nile State – Sudan; The Quality of Teaching Performance for Teachers of Social and National Studies at Educational Stages in The Light of the Requirements of the Knowledge Economy; The qur’anic verses that presented the personality of the Muslim women in surah al-Qasas/ the eloquence statement study; The Real Status of External Funding in the Ramallah and Al-Bireh- Based Not – for- Profit Organisations in the West Bank: Motives, Obstacles, Ways of Inducing Donors, and Impact; The reality of Contemplative Practices and its Impact on Achievement of High Basic Stage Teachers in Province of Irbid; The Reality of Family Upbringing in the Palestinian Refugees Camps As Perceived By Children "A Field Study on a Sample of Refugees Students at Al Aqsa University in Gaza"; The Reality of Gender Mainstreaming in the Ministry of Political and Parliamentary Affairs in Jordan; The Reality of Health Services Programs Presented to Students of ‎Zarqa Governorate Schools from the School Principals Points of ‎View‎; The Reality of Immoral Crimes in Jordan during (1998 – 2004)‎‏ ‏A Sociological Study; The Reality Of Quality Of Graduate Program At An- Najah National University As Perceived By Their Student; The Reality of Smart Tourism Applications in the City of Aqaba According to the Perspective of Local Tourists: Case Study; The Reality of Sport Marketing Strategies in Jordan from the Viewpoint of Administrators of Sport Unions and Clubs; The Reality of Spreading the Culture of Entrepreneurship That Stimulates Development, The Viewpoint of Students of the Jordanian University of Science and Technology; The Reality of Teaching the Theme of Homeland in Kindergartens in Jerusalem, and Teachers Attitudes towards teaching it; The Reality of the Application of Cost System in Islamic Bank- Jordan Case; The Reality of the Arabic Language in Algeria; The Reality of the Partnership between the School and Family in Côte d'Ivoire and Important Mechanisms for its Improvement; The Reality of the Practice of Knowledge-Exchange Processes between the Ministry of Education and the Jordanian Universities from the Perspective of School Principals and Educational Supervisors in Jerash Governorate; The reality of Total Quality Management in the Ministry of National ‎Economy: Analytical study from the point of view‏ ‏of‏ ‏Administrators ‎and Beneficiaries; The Reality of Trade in the Port of Jeddah 1916-1917 Al Qbilah Newspaper as a Major Source; The Reality of using Standard Arabic in Conversational Lingual and in Academic Intersections in Al-Aqsa University from the Viewpoint of Faculty Members; The reality of women's entrepreneurship in the sultanate of Oman, the factors affecting it and its relationship to some variables; The reality of worship and the opinions of scholars in judging the ranks of worship; The Reasons behind the objection of the Female Students of the Faculty of Sports Sciences at Mu'tah University to Practice Football Refereeing; The reasons for the reluctance of students of the College of Physical Education at the University of Bahrain to arbitrate in sports competitions in the Kingdom of Bahrain; The Reciprocal effect between the Musical and Poetic Compositions in the Palestinian Arabic Songs: Fadwatuqan as A Case Study; The Recitation of Imam Al-Kisa'i and its Impact on Family Related Jurisprudential Rulings; The reflection of the postmodern philosophy on the visual arts; The Relation between Job Enrichment and Motivation Work among Balqa Applied University Employees': Survey Study at Main Campus

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