Wizara’s Adham Hafez explores Egypt Art Deco, a new project tracing the design movement’s roots in Egyptian history.
One of the Arab world’s most influential creators, Suzy faces a one-year prison sentence in her second trial.
“Guests are a gift from God.” On my fifth night at the Tsinandali Estate, Elene Machavariani, the estate’s COO, offered…
If Sinéad O’Connor were around today, watching the children of Gaza, Yemen, and Sudan starve, her outrage would be incandescent.…
Imane Khelif, Abdelrahman Elaraby, and Fadi Eldeeb share what they listen to before a huge competition, what reminds them of home, and a song tied to a turning point in their lives.
In times of national pride and turmoil, the Lebanese people have turned to the country’s artists and music to shape their national memory.
As Iraqi “shaabi” music goes viral on TikTok, its relationship with local and diaspora Iraqis comes into focus.
During times of turmoil and crisis in the Middle East and North Africa, football and music come together for the people.
A growing global MENA party scene has become a vital space for some diaspora to find community and solidarity, even as it draws scrutiny over its political role.
Sundus Abdul Hadi and Yassin Alsalman, the founders of the independent bookstore in Montreal, seek to preserve literature, music, and community.
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