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Sex and the Citadel: Intimate Life in a Changing Arab World

This book delves into the complexities of intimate life in the Arab world, examining how cultural traditions and contemporary values shape personal relationships. It offers a nuanced look at the evolving social landscape, highlighting the challenges and opportunities faced by individuals in this dynamic region. more

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Shereen El Feki
Shereen El Feki

Shereen El Feki is a distinguished journalist born in 1968. She has made substantial contributions to journalism, particularly in the areas of sexuality and public health. El Feki's work is recognized for its depth and influence, and she has been engaged in numerous projects aimed at raising awareness and fostering understanding of these intricate issues. more

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