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Al-Quds Open University President
Curriculum Vitae
Prof. Younis Amro
- Name: Younis Murshed Younis Amro
- Address: P. O Box 57, Hebron
- Telefax: + 972 (0) 2229201, + 972 (0) 22290290
- E-Mail: yamro@qou.edu
- Date of Birth: Hebron, 1947
- Nationality: Palestinian
- Academic Title: Professor of Arabic and Oriental Languages
- Current Position: President of Al-Quds Open University-Palestine (2001- Present)
Education:
- 1979: PHD in Arabic and Semitic Languages, University of Alexandria, Egypt.
- 1974: Masters of Arts in Arabic and Semitic Languages- University of Alexandria, Egypt.
- 1970: Bachelor of Arts, Beirut Arab University, Beirut, Lebanon.
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Professional Experience:
- 1973-1977: School teacher and educational manager in Libya.
- 1977-1980: Instructor of Arabic and Hebrew at Hebron University.
- 1980-1985: Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Head of the Arabic Language division at Hebron University.
- 1985-1990: Dean of Scientific Research at Hebron University.
- More than once through thirteen years: Deputy Persistent of Hebron University.
- 1990-2001: Director of Hebron Educational center of al-Quds Open University.
- 1995-2001: Vice President for Administrative Affairs at al-Quds Open University.
- 1997-1999: Dean of Student Affairs at al-Quds Open University.
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Positions and Activities:
- Member of the general board or the administrative board of several public associations in Palestine.
- (1986- Present) Member of the board of trustees of Al-leqaa’ center for religious studies in Bethlehem.
- (1986- present) Member and co-founder of the Board of Palestinian Forum for Arabic Language in Jerusalem.
- (1988-1992) Secretary General of the Palestinian writers Union.
- (1992- 1996 Vice President of the Palestinian writers Union.
- (1995- 1999) President of the Palestinian Forum of Arabic Language in Jerusalem.
- (1994-1996) First President of the cultural Forum in Hebron.
- Consultant for more than one magazine editing board.
Publications:
- Andalusian Literature, 1983, Hebron.
- Arabic Language Comprehension, Palestinian Publishing Agency, Jerusalem. 1985.
- Hebron The Arab: A City with a History, ( first edition 1985, Dar Al Qalam, Ramallah). (Second edition 1987, Hebron University).
- Jerusalem, the City of God, Dar Al-Hakeem Publications (first education), Nazaret 1986, (Second Education) Hebron University 1987.
- The Image of Arabs in the Hebrew Literature, Hebron University, 1987.
- Ibrahim Ben Zuqaa’a : A Palestinian Prominent figure, Hebron University, 1986.
- Ornaments of the Ibrahimi Mosque in Hebron dar Rawan Publications Jerusalem, Islamic Conference publications, 1990.
- Arabic Language parsing Elements , Dar Al-Mustaqbal Publications, Hebron, 2001.
- Ibn Zuqaa’s collection of Poems (Diwan): A study and survey. Dar Al-Mostaqbal Publications, Hebron 2001.
- Glossary of the Palestinian Uprising (Intifadah),Palestinian Forum for Arabic language 2003.
- People of the book in Islam, Al-Liqaa Center Magazine, 1986.
- The Ornaments of Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem and its importance for Architecture and for the Arab civilization, Al-Liqaa, Center, 1995.
- The Sacrifice of Abraham in Islam, The Islamic Sacrifice of Abraham in the three Religions, Jerusalem, 1995.
- Jerusalem in Islam, Palestinian (Islamic and Christian) Studies, , Al-liqaa, 1996.
- Hebron: the Cradle of fathers and grand fathers , Al-Najah University, Nablus, 1997.
- Nuba Al Hajari’s allotment (Waqf) on the Aqsa Mosque and Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem (The International conference for Palestine in light of the Papyrus leaves and Engravings), Ein Shams University, Cairo.
- The Sultan Pond in Hebron: a sign of Civilization, Huda al Islam Magazine, Jerusalem, 1999.
- Antiquities in Hebron and their importance in substantiating the Palestinian identity, Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities, 1999.
- Allotment (Waqf) number of Fatima Bint Al- Hasan ben ali in Bani Naeem, Cairo, Egypt, 1999.
- Bani Naeem Al- Hajori waqf number, Palestinian Forum for Arabic Language in Jerusalem, 1999.
- Names of Hebron City in Language and History, the Old City Reconstruction committee in Hebron, 2000.
- Abu Ishaq al-Albeeri, an Arab and Islamic Poet, The Palestinian Forum for Arabic Language in Jerusalem, 2001.
- The Two Turkish Ottoman Numbers of (survey, translation, and commentary. Al-Quds Open University, 2001.
- Various Contributions to Palestinian Culture and Literature through many cultural, educational and scientific conferences some of which have been mentioned here above.
- Articles in Newspapers and magazines some of which are mentioned here above.
Awards:
- Won the top place as The Top Academic Figure in Ma'an News Agency Annual Poll 2009.
- Was honored ,by many institutions in Palestine and abroad, with many awards and gifts such as golden and bronze medals.
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