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  • A tall, ornate tower beside a traditional brick building with intricate patterns and wooden windows. The Yemeni Crisis Forces a Literary Migration from Poetry Ryan Al-Shibani · 15 June
  • The image depicts a grave site, specifically the Tomb of Eve, in the cemetery of Djeddah (Jeddah). It shows a domed structure that likely marks the tomb, surrounded by a barren landscape. In the foreground, a small group of people is gathered, dressed in traditional attire. The scene is set against a backdrop that suggests a historical or cultural significance, with additional structures or ruins visible in the distance. The overall atmosphere conveys a sense of reverence and history. Islam. A Little-Known Poem by Victor Hugo as an Antidote to Islamophobia Louis Blin · December 2020
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