Hi doctors

In this lesson at [0:20] Mohammed says kul 3adada and I'm sure Ehab says it frequently too. What does it mean? All of us are here?

Thanks,
jookieapc

It is (kal3aadah كالعادة) which means (as always or as usual)

Dear Sir:
I've search almost all topics. Then I search all lessons with the key word "politics" and this lesson turns up. I really need more topics about politics or internation, regional politcs or hot issues like Iran nuclear file or Palestine-Israel negotiation. If you could open more lessons as I mentioned above, it'll be more attractive for me to subscribe. Above all, more useful to me. Thanks a lot.
Sincerely yours

Ahlan Rashidsir,

Our podcasts are mostly aimed to be tools for learning Arabic and not for political debates or discussions. However, we will try to do more podcasts which teaches political words with the focus around the Arabic vocabulary and not a political dialogue

Dear Sir:
Thanks for your positive response.