Over Our Dead Bodies: Towards a Public Sphere for the 99%
By Mouna El Kahla What would you do if you were denied attending the funeral procession of a loved one on the basis of your sex? In Tunisia, funeral processions…
Anṣār Allāh: The Formation of a Political Ideology and the Transformation of their Cultural Capital in Yemen
By Mona Saif Introduction Historians often describe Yemen as one of the oldest civilizations in the world. Aelius Gallus, a missionary sent by the first Roman emperor to Yemen, …
Familial Matters Between Private Spheres and Codifications
By Horia Al-Shraim Introduction The people of Qatar have undergone major shifts in the past few decades. A nation was born, institutions were built, and laws were constituted. The settlers…
Fragmented Guardianship: Evaluating How Kafala & Wilaya Defined Privatized Gender Roles
By Fatema M. Introduction Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, International Labor Organization, and International Trade Union Confederation are a few of the organizations that have “named” Qatar as a state…
HER ھِيَ
By: Othman Khunji Three multimedia installations that discusses the different societal scenarios in which females can be held back in, due to their gender or society’s reaction to their goals…
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