Mirna Abdulaal

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  ‘Aladdin’ Review: The Mystical East Hollywood Loves But Does Not Understand

  For Disney, one of the biggest media companies in Hollywood, there is no better way to start...

  Mirna Abdulaal May 29, 2019
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  Review: Where Epics Fail – Meditations to Live By

  At times when the weight of our spirit becomes heavy, there comes the need for some kind...

  Mirna Abdulaal May 25, 2019
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  Madonna in Israel: When Pop Music and Oppression Unite

  Madame X is a secret agent Traveling around the world Changing identities Fighting for freedom  Bringing light...

  Mirna Abdulaal May 17, 2019
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  Review: ‘The Book of Cairo’ – The City Searching For Truth

  For me, Cairo was never just a city, a word, or a geographical location, but a story...

  Mirna Abdulaal May 10, 2019
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  How to Experience the Delight of Prayer During Ramadan

  As we fast, work, study, or perform any other duties all at the same time, it is...

  Mirna Abdulaal May 8, 2019
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  How Egyptian Designer Farah Abdelhamid is Changing the Art of Jewelry

  Each time we look at a piece of jewelry or object, a short powerful moment of interaction...

  Mirna Abdulaal April 26, 2019
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  Book Review: Believing Women in Islam – Unreading Patriarchal Interpretations of the Quran

  Muslim feminists have two tedious battles to fight: one against those who hold on to patriarchal notions...

  Mirna Abdulaal April 12, 2019
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  Arts & Culture

  Egypt’s Modern Dance Company Performs the Genius of Zaha Hadid’s Art in France

  “The value of the Arab woman lies not in her identity as an Arab, but in her...

  Mirna Abdulaal April 2, 2019
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  The Twin Sisters Aiming to Create the Next Generation of Creative Entrepreneurs

  Art and business might not seem like the most compatible partners – one strives to enrich the...

  Mirna Abdulaal March 26, 2019
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  ISIS Loses Its Last Territory, Yet the Region Looks More Dysfunctional

  The White House and Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) officially declared that the Islamic State no longer holds...

  Mirna Abdulaal March 23, 2019
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  What Arab Leaders Can Learn from New Zealand’s Jacinda Ardern

  Fighting terrorism is long and never-ending battle in the Middle East. In some countries, it is a...

  Mirna Abdulaal March 19, 2019
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  Emotional Reunion of Yazidis With Families After Escaping ISIS

  After five years of captivity at the hands of the terrorist group Islamic Sate, a group of Yazidi...

  Mirna Abdulaal March 4, 2019
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  “Was That Really You?” How Public Images Distort Women’s Identity

  When we talk about the representation of women today, we often refer to issues that women in...

  Mirna Abdulaal March 2, 2019
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  Dear Europe, The Fight Against Terrorism Now Depends on You

  Many years ago in the late 1980s, before ‘ISIS’ appeared on the scene, there was the story...

  Mirna Abdulaal February 20, 2019
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  To Write, To Protest: 9 Female Egyptian Writers Who Broke Barriers

  We often hear of names like Naguib Mahfouz, Tawfiq Hakim and Taha Hussein, yet the names of...

  Mirna Abdulaal February 14, 2019
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  Egypt Launches ‘Egypt and Africa’ Website to Communicate with African Countries

  Egypt’s State Information Service (SIS) launched on Sunday a new website in six languages -English, Arabic, French,...

  Mirna Abdulaal February 11, 2019
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  Arts & Culture

  All You Need to Know About Aswan’s International Women Film Festival

  Known for its magical sites, captivating views and richness in African culture and history, the city of...

  Mirna Abdulaal February 10, 2019