Hyatt Magazine Issue 9

Palestinian AmericanCouncil

Benefit Concert see pg.12

Beauty withMotion

see pg.8

see pg.6

Prince Sweet’s Kunafeh Part2

see pg.14

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Pg.14Beauty with

Motion

Pg.16 Social Update& Community

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Prince Sweet’s Kunafeh Part 2

Benefit Concert

PalestinianAmerican Coucnil

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Prince Sweet’s Kunafeh Part 2The Knafeh Nabulsi

Knafeh Nabulsi is one of the most populer national sweets in Palestine, which is famous for making that the city of Nablus. The delicious dessert sweets are eaten in the Levant and this des-sert has great vogue among the Arabs. Some of Nabulsi rich peo-ple are opening Konafa Nabulsi and oriental sweets retail chain around the world especially in the Arab countries, which is very fa-mous in Palestine, Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, and now in Chicago re-gion (Princes Sweets).Knafeh Nabulsi consists of dough pastry popular a vermicelli in the form of long filaments plus ghee, special syrup (sugar, water and some additions), red dye, and special Nabulsi cheese be-

cause it melts and tastes sweet but must soaked with water for pe-riod of time before use to extract salt from the cheese and usually adorn by pistachio and add syrup to give sweet taste.

Prince Sweets best in the pastry industry specially Knafeh Nabulsi and ori-ental sweets.

Middle Eastern best sweet. Best Kunafeh Nabulsi

Kunafeh made with Nabulsi cheese.


Left to Right: Abeer & Ghassan

Palestinian American Council

Singer: Ibrahim Shehat

Volunteers

Poet spoken by Lubna

Young Palestine Debakeh Groups

The men debakeh.

On January 5th, 2013, Belvedere Chateau held the Palestinian American Council Din-ner. It was a night that all Palestinians gather with joy celebrating Palestine becoming a state. Middle-eastern people came from all over Chicago area to attend this memorable night. Guest speakers, Palestine singers, Pal-estine poets and many young debakeh groups joined the celebration night. As everyone welcomed in the banquet hall, many people dressed with tradition Palestinian clothing for the celebration of Palestine. Everyone gather at their table and began with an American Traditional song “The Star–Strangled Bandar”. The event opened up by Abeer singing the national anthem followed by many speakers from the community. A young lady name Lubna spoke the traditional poems of Palestine and their freedom. She had the great powerful voice that took away the audience. Leading af-ter singer Noaman Jilmawi; who traveled from Palestine. Later on that night, singer Ibrahim Shehat raised everyone to the dance floor. All men dance the tradi-tional Palestine Debakeh. Over 200 men were dancing. After everyone was seated, the Birnabal Debakeh group, dressed with Palestinian traditional wear entered the banquet waving Palestinian flags Bring more pride into the Palestine Community. Almost over 900 people at-tended, but sadly guest speaker Mr. Othman Abu Ghar-bieh could not make it to the event. The night continued with many other younger debakeh groups. It was great event leaving huge impact for Palestine to be a state.

Singer: Noaman Jilmawi

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Benefit Dinner

Syria Men Debakeh around the banquet.

Al Ani Fmaily

Left to Right: Ehab, Hassan, Raghif, Dr. Zalam

Benefit Concert was held by Syrian American Al-liance in the Marriott Chicago Southwest at Burr Ridge, January 12th, 2013. Syrian American Al-liance is non Profit organization, trying to make Syria a great place again for their people. Many Syr-ian in the community attend that night. Two known great Syrian singer, Wasfi Massarani and Ya-hya Hawwa attend the event. The

night wasn’t only for Syria but for all Syrian in general. The night started off with Yahya Hawwa and Wasfi Massarani, singing many Syrian’s country songs. The event was benefit in raising money for Syria, getting many great sponsors for an Am-bulance truck for Idlib. The SAA chairman Dr. Khattab presented a slide show of Syrian American Alliance and their goals. One of their main goals is getting many Ambulance trucks, medical care, food and other supplies for their families in need in Syria.

Many donations were given to Syria American Alliance, hoping peace come back to Syria. Leaving the event with Singers Yahya and Wasfi, bring their Syria Community with hope and faith to a better life to their homeland. The Benefit Concert was not only taking place in Chicago south-west area but in many other loca-tions in the U.S. (New York, VA/DC and Cleveland, Ohio).

To be a sponsor yourself visit Syria American Alliance at

www. Syrianaa.org

Chariman: Dr. Khattab

Singer:Yahya

Singer: Wasfi

Sh. Kifah

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Beauty with Motion

Left to Right: Marcella & Surayah

Beauty in Motion, held on Jan 13th, 2013, it was a very meaningful event for us. It was an honor to be able to co-create an event with a concept that was built around, Learning, Art, Culture, Beauty and Support. The students and models share a common love for Middle Eastern Music and Dance, even though they come from many different backgrounds. I have hoped to use music and dance as a positive method to communicate my admiration for the beautiful culture and people of the Middle East. I believe that music and dance is a very important part of all cultures’ history. An essential part of this event was to create positive energy and acknowledge the efforts of dedi-cated students who simply love to dance. Through teaching dance, I have been able to witness that for many students, practicing dance helps enhance ones self-esteem. The Physical and psychological achieve-ments students gain are very reward-ing. Feeling beautiful from within is a sense of inner beauty and peace. It was wonderful to see the students, models and participants all support and encourage each other. Holding this event in support of Doctors Without Borders made us work together for a greater cause. “Doctors Without Borders provides assistance in more than 60 countries to people whose survival is threatened

by violence, neglect, or catastrophe, primarily due to armed conflict, epidemics, malnutrition, exclusion from health care, or natural disasters.” (DoctorsWith-outBorders.org) . We feel privileged to have hosted an event that supported Doctors Without Borders. 90% of their funding comes from private and non-govern-mental sources. In addition of supporting, Doctors Without Borders, it was our purpose to support small businesses with vending stations and network-ing environment for all to grow from. It was in the finale of the show, where we brought all aspects of the event together. Our vision was to produce an experience, with talented mu-sicians and singers, lovely models in the latest elegant evening gowns, and energetic rhythmic folkloric performers all demonstrating one of the many beautiful traditions that the Middle East has to offer. Combining, beauty, fashion, culture, and art we created a Zaffe (traditional Middle Eastern wed-ding procession). The beautiful evening gowns, and bride`s dress, were exhibited by generous lovely models who along with the talented band members, singers and performers donated all their time, efforts and talents. All of these sup-porting participants among the many family members, and friends made this event truly a Beauty in Motion.

The models

Singer: Doris

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