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Posted on January 14, 2012 by Esra'a (Bahrain)
You might have noticed that we have completely revamped one of our latest projects, Mideast Tunes, which showcases underground musicians throughout the Middle East and North Africa. We’re happy to say that since last week it’s been available as an …
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Posted on October 16, 2011 by Wamith Al-Kassab (Iraq)
God as an old bearded men: For some devout Muslims, a film accused of blasphemy caused angry protests in Tunisia. The riots were directed against a television station that broadcast to the French-Iranian film “Persepolis.” ,and today they hit the …
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Posted on November 3, 2010 by Lou (Saudi Arabia)
In an event that is considered a first of it’s kind in Saudi Arabian media, The morning Show “Sabah Al Saudia” broke the norm of what you’d expect from a governmentally funded, low rating, channel
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Posted on August 20, 2010 by Sarah Maple (UK/Iran)
Here’s another piece for my art blog on Mideast Youth. It’s called ‘Blue, Badges, Burka’, oil and acrylic on board and 122 x 174 cm. See more here.
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Posted on June 29, 2010 by Sarah Maple (UK/Iran)
Interested in my work? Visit www.sarahmaple.com
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Posted on June 24, 2010 by Elie - FTLebanon
[...] I started a new segment titled “Fatwa of the Day” [on my blog]. Every couple days I submit a post that discusses a certain Fatwa by a certain religious scholar [...]
[...]Here are the Fatwa’s I’ve posted so far [...]
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Posted on June 2, 2010 by Lou (Saudi Arabia)
[ This is a series of 3 blogs that i wrote during the past week or so.. This part of the blog was written before seeing the full episode, reflecting on my initial reactions to it ] Recently, MTV Arabia …
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Posted on February 3, 2010 by Daniela
Some things must be written down, before they are forgotten, so that they are not forgotten, because they cannot be forgotten. Last week, many fans across the United States made a journey that they called their hajj to the Sundance …
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Posted on December 24, 2009 by Ahmed Zidan (Egypt)
We’re pleased to announce a brand new competition and Facebook application for MEYArabic. The events that come along with MEYArabic first anniversary celebrations, in style. The new competition will put all the blogs of passing month, at the beginning of …
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Posted on November 19, 2009 by Reem Shawkat (Sudan)
Most of the time, I leave the cinema hall feeling disappointed, offended and ripped-off. Here I am, after wasting nearly two hours of my precious life, feeling slightly older and bitter that my intellect wasn’t stimulated in any way.
The question we need to ask here is not why such pathetic attempts at film-making are still being made, it’s simply: why is the public still interested in such films?
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