By Tracy McVeigh : The Observer
After years of imprisonment, victims of America's 'icon of lawlessness' were released without charge, but their lives have been shattered.
After years of imprisonment, victims of America's 'icon of lawlessness' were released without charge, but their lives have been shattered.
Source : Lisa Kaaki | Arab News
17 Aug 2011
During the 19th century, many women, particularly Englishwomen, were fascinated by the Arab world. Most of these female travelers, like Lucie Duff Gordon, Lady Ann Blunt, Gertrude Bell, Isabelle Eberhardt and Freya Stark, to name but a few, are known to us through their impassioned travelogues.
Source : Lisa Kaaki | Arab News
17 Aug 2011
During the 19th century, many women, particularly Englishwomen, were fascinated by the Arab world. Most of these female travelers, like Lucie Duff Gordon, Lady Ann Blunt, Gertrude Bell, Isabelle Eberhardt and Freya Stark, to name but a few, are known to us through their impassioned travelogues.
Source : Sheyma Buali | Arab News
London | 03 Aug 2011
Last month as part of the Shubbak Festival Professor Jack Lohman, director of the Museum of London, gave a talk on London’s historical connections to the Arab world. A good bulk of the talk, however, went into the history of the Muslim presence in this city. Today, at the beginning of Ramadan, it is great to see the vibrancy that that history has led to.