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Iman is the Arabic word for ‘Faith’

August 2, 2016 - Childhood, Eastern feminism, Faith, Identity, Politics + Human Rights, Snapshots + Videos - Tagged: #jan25, Arab Spring, Bahrain, Canadian, Canberra, Egypt, faith, faith matters, false prophets, false prophets are the leaders, global citizenship, Green Mountain, having faith, hijab, I am Canadian, Iman, Iman al-Obeidi, Islam, Jabal al-Akhdar, Libya, memories, Muslim, Muslim teachings, Palestinian, religion, Syria, tahrir, teachings of Islam, Tunis, what does Islam teach, what does it mean to be a Believer?, Yemen - 11 comments

My first boyfriend was Libyan. Here we are at Jabal al-Akhdar (Green Mountain) picnicking with our families. Ever arguing over his fetish for jogging pants and how he soiled himself publically, we were…

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Mubarak’s Convenient Heart Attack

April 12, 2011 - Literature, Politics + Human Rights - Tagged: #jan25, Arab Spring, Bahrain, Ben Ali, Dictators, dictatorship, Egypt, false prophets, false prophets are the leaders, Gaddafi, Libya, Mubarak, puppet governments, rabble, Syria, tahrir, Tunis, Tunisia, Yemen

Find my latest political blip here. Comments closed.

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Dictatorship 101: What can we learn from the Ben Alis and the Gaddafis of the world?

April 4, 2011 - Politics + Human Rights - Tagged: #jan25, Arab Spring, Bahrain, Ben Ali, Dictators, dictatorship, Egypt, false prophets, false prophets are the leaders, Gaddafi, Libya, Mubarak, puppet governments, rabble, Syria, tahrir, Tunis, Tunisia, Yemen

Find out here at my latest contribution to rabble. Comments closed.

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Tag Archives: Tunis

Iman is the Arabic word for ‘Faith’

Mubarak’s Convenient Heart Attack

Dictatorship 101: What can we learn from the Ben Alis and the Gaddafis of the world?

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