ma3lesh etakhart kteer fe mawdo3 "Malta" bta3 el intro dah.
3la el 3mom 7sal kher.
Awalan Malta is in located in Europe closed to Sicily we 3asemetha Valletta.
We beto3tabar an archipelago (mokawana mn) 3 islands.
It was held by several ancient cultures including Phoenicians, Sicilians, Romans, Byzantines, Arabs, Normans and others.
Catholicism is still the official and most practiced religion in Malta today.
The country's official languages are Maltese and English, although there are strong historical ties to Italian on the islands. Malta gained independence from Britain in 1964 and is currently a member of the European Union, which it joined in 2004. It also belongs to the Common Wealth of Nations and the UN.
The more common etymology is that it comes from the Greek word μέλι (meli) ('honey'). The Greeks called the island Μελίτη (Melite) meaning "honey" or "honey-sweet", possibly due to Malta's unique production of honey; Malta has had an endemic species of bee which lives on the island, giving it the common nickname the "land of honey"Another etymology given is the Phoenician word Maleth meaning "a haven,"in reference to Malta's many bays and coves.(Gharat we Tagwefat).
Tawelt kteer mesh keda?ma3lesh asly 7abetha awy wa ana asly lma ba7eb 7aga ba7b arghy feha.
Anyway manaes gher aham 7aga ely heya el population ya3ny fe kam wahed besma3 el adan (badan fe malta)
Native Maltese people make up the majority of the island. However there are minorities, the largest of which are British people, many of whom retired to Malta.
The resident population of Malta, which includes foreigners residing in Malta for at least a year, as of November 27, 2005 was estimated at 404,039 of whom 49.7% were males and 50.3% were females. Malta's population density of 1,282 per square kilometre (3,322/sq mi) is by far the highest in the EU, and one of the highest in the world.
yaaaaaaaaah shakly fe3lan tawelt awy bas ma3lesh 7awlo teqroha we testafedo mnha
"و عسى أن تكرهوا شيئا و هو خير لكم"
