Faris Glubb (born Godfrey Peter Manley Glubb; 19 October 1939 – 3 April 2004) was a British writer, journalist, translator, publisher, and political activist notable for his deep engagement with Middle Eastern affairs and Palestinian causes. Born in Jerusalem during the British Mandate of Palestine, the son of the famed “Glubb Pasha” (Sir John Bagot Glubb), he grew up among Bedouin soldiers in Transjordan, acquired fluency in Arabic, and later converted to Islam.
Faris Glubb (born Godfrey Peter Manley Glubb; 19 October 1939 – 3 April 2004) was a British writer, journalist, translator, publisher, and political activist notable for his deep engagement with Middle Eastern affairs and Palestinian causes. Born in Jerusalem during the British Mandate of Palestine, the son of the famed “Glubb Pasha” (Sir John Bagot Glubb), he grew up among Bedouin soldiers in Transjordan, acquired fluency in Arabic, and later converted to Islam.
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