“The Italian” by Shukri Al Mabkhout
A love story during the Tunisian Revolution, Shukri Al Mabkhout enchants and drags into a world that no longer exists. The Italian The story features Abdel Nasser, a young student…
“How to Get Filthy Rich in Rising Asia” by Mohsin Hamid
"How to Get Filthy Rich in Rising Asia" is a one-of-a-kind novel. Born from the mind of our beloved Mohsin Hamid, the book acts as a guide for the reader…
Müslüm Gürses, the voice of Turkey
There are singers who inevitably end up becoming a living and incredibly faithful portrait of their country. If in Egypt and Lebanon we have Umm Kulthum and Fairouz, in Turkey…
“Wadjda” by Haifaa Al Mansour
Wadjda is the first film by Saudi director Haifaa Al Mansour who introduces us to the society of his country with a story that seems trivial but it is not.…
Özil and Germany, a complicated story
What broke out between Mesut Özil in the last few days is the latest controversy that seems to have a beginning but not an end. A story of intertwining between…
“La Mecque-Phuket” by Saphia Azzedine
Saphia Azzedine's is a simple and clean novel that has no problem in plucking Arab-Muslim society in France and laughing at its oddities. La Mecque-Phuket The book tells the story…
“For the Bread Alone” by Mohamed Choukri
For the Bread Alone is a book that has entered, willingly and unwillingly, into the history of Moroccan literature. Mohamed Choukri's biography fully shows what post-WWII Tangier used to be,…
Mai Khalil, rising star of the London underground
Mai Khalil, an artist who in the past made people talk about himself thanks to Lowkey and Akala and who now launches Reflection, his first solo album. Mai Khalil, the…