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Advertise in Al-Nashra, the most popular Arabic newspaper in the United States. Read Arabic and Muslim news and events in Washington and across America.
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20,000 Arab and American Readers In Washington D.C., Virginia and Maryland
Al-Nashra is an Arab-American publication distributed in the Washington D.C., Virginia and Maryland. Al-Nashra is available at most Middle Eastern stores, and mailed to all Arab and Middle Eastern embassies in the District of Columbia.
Since the first issue, December 10, 1990, Al-Nashra has filled a marketing gap, and succeeded in bringing a new market to Middle Eastern consumers, who number more than a quarter of million in the Washington D.C. area. Its main objective as a community magazine is to provide its readers with accurate information and objective analysis concerning U.S.-Arab relations. On August 22, 1992, the Washington Post recognized Al-Nashra as a business and cultural advocate in the Arab-American community. In a detailed article about ethnic publications, the Washington Post quoted attorney Vernon Gutjahr, a regular advertiser in Al-Nashra, as saying "he prefers to advertise in Al-Nashra rather than in the Washington Post."
To advertise in Al-Nashra, simply give us a call at (703) 968-9766. One of our advertising executives will be more than willing to discuss all your marketing needs.
- Advertising Rates:
- Display Ad $99.00
- 1/8 of page $299.00
- 1/4 of page $355.00
- 1/2 of page $455.00
- Full Page $655.00
- Display (Cover) $395.00
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