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  • The image features a stylized representation of the Statue of Liberty, depicted in green against a bold red background. It appears to show two profiles of the statue side by side, highlighting its iconic features like the crown and facial details. The overall composition has an artistic and surreal quality, blending elements of color and form to create a striking visual effect. ‘Telk Qadeya’, anthem of divorce from the Western world Sarra Grira · 24 January
  • The image shows a large group of girls and young women gathered together, likely participating in an event or demonstration. They are wearing colorful headscarves and black clothing, along with yellow headbands that feature Arabic text. The girls appear to be actively engaged, singing or chanting, and expressing enthusiasm. Their expressions convey a sense of unity and purpose as they participate in this collective activity. Iran Scores a Big Hit With an Iconic Song Sabrina Mervin · September 2022
  • Towards a New Arabic Pop? Pierre France · September 2020
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