Nahda Movement

The Nahda Movement, also known as the Arab Renaissance, was a cultural and intellectual revival in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It aimed to modernize Arab societies through education, reform, and reconnecting with Arab heritage while embracing scientific and technological advances. Influenced by reformist thinkers, the movement sought political and social progress, emphasizing the importance of literacy, arts, and critical thinking. It played a key role in inspiring Arab nationalism and laying the groundwork for independence movements in the Arab world. Overall, Nahda was a critical period of cultural awakening and modernization efforts.