Saadeh's concept of the nation shaped mainly by geography, rather than ethnic origins, language or religion, led him also to conclude that the Arabs could not form one nation, but many nations could be called Arab.
Saadeh's concept of the nation shaped mainly by historical concrete interactions amongst people over the centuries in a given geography, rather than being based on ethnic origins, race, language or religion. This led him also to conclude that the Arabs could not form one nation, but many nations could be called Arab.