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The Horror of Being a Woman Expressed in Egyptian Art (opens the original)
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Is the devil a woman? This was a question that often seemed to permeate some of the earliest Western and Egyptian films, reflecting the misogynistic anxieties surrounding a woman’s power in society and the things that societies have historically tried to control: female sexuality, independence, desire, and anger. In 1972, an Egyptian film was released titled Al Shaytan Imra’a (The Devil is a Woman, 1972), a title that itself speaks to the long-standing association between women, sexuality, and d
Palestinian Rapper MC Abdul Carries Gaza With Him Through Music (opens the original)
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The world was never meant to shrink for 17-year-old Palestinian rapper MC Abdul. Though he grew up in a world that, to others, always seemed like it would only shrink and become smaller, a world where violence and war shrank dreams, it was the complete opposite for him. He chose to expand his world far beyond it, but still carry Gaza with him. Born in Gaza in 2008, and part of a new generation that grew up with social media, Abdul’s story could not simply be summarised as “a young Palestinian ra
This Music Film Captures the Raw and Simple Beauty of an Egyptian Summer (opens the original)
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Throwing rocks in the sea, splashing in the Nile, all under the Egyptian sun. These are the simple and raw moments of Egyptian summers; simple, humble, and truly wholesome. These are the moments that do not really make it into travel postcards, yet somehow stay with us the longest. From the cup of tea shared without a plan, the breeze cutting through the palm trees, and the laughter of children diving into the Nile before heading home for dinner, summer in Egypt has always been a feeling that li
What Morocco’s Team Taught Us About Giving Back to Your Country From Abroad (opens the original)
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Just days before Morocco’s World Cup 2026 clash with France, many media outlets focused on one of the tournament’s biggest talking points: French-born midfielder Ayoub Bouaddi’s decision to turn down France and represent Morocco, the country of his family’s roots, instead. Whenever Morocco takes the field, there is always one statistic that is almost always brought up by every commentator. Nineteen of the squad’s 26 players were born outside Morocco, meaning roughly 73 percent of the team comes
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