Who is Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi and How Did ISIS Come to Be?
President Donald Trump announced last night that Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi was dead after a U.S. military operation in Syria targeted the Islamic State group leader. Inside Arabia…
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Author: Soukaina Rachidi
Iraqi Christians, Battered by Conflict, Torn from their Roots
Like many ethnic and religious minorities in Iraq, Christians are trying to find new ways to peacefully coexist in their country. Yet, as the political and economic situations…
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The Glorious Bygone History of Sudan
The Pyramids of Meroë in Sudan provide an insight into one of Africa’s most unique civilizations. Sadly, decades of internal conflict have obscured its rich history.
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Lebanese Mothers Fight to Pass on Citizenship to Children
For over 90 years, Lebanon’s nationality law has violated the civil and political rights of the children of Lebanese mothers and foreign fathers.
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Huda Sharawi: A Remarkable Egyptian Feminist Pioneer
At the beginning of the 20th century, an unprecedented wave of feminism took the world by storm. In Egypt, this movement was led by one formidable woman.
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Halima Aden First Hijabi Model in Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue
Somali-American model Halima Aden recently stirred controversy when she appeared fully covered in the swimsuit issue of one of America’s most popular sports magazines.
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