He travelled to Istanbul, the beating heart and the tactical brain of the Ottoman State, which was troubled by the Arab Renaissance movement; then he landed in Egypt, where he studied law and sat for his exams in Paris. Between 1910 and 1912, he assisted the late Anton Gemayel in publishing Az-Zouhour magazine, a platform for prominent contemporary poets and writers, where he promoted honest patriotism and guided the youth to follow the right path.[1][2]