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Literature and Collective Trauma in Algeria: Moving Beyond the Examination of History

Perception of Algerian literature is dominated by the complex thematic backdrop of violence and the processing of traumatic experience. What are the reasons for this? In a piece to mark the 50th anniversary of Algerian independence, Martina Sabra debates this issue

Sari Nusseibeh: A Palestinian Looks Back: The Life of Others

Sari Nusseibeh's account of his life in Palestine is a story which goes well beyond the history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Andreas Pflitsch says the book is a multi-faceted portrait of its times

Illegitimate Children in the Arab World: A Taboo Crumbles

In some regions of the Near East, young women are killed even on the suspicion of extramarital pregnancy, in order to preserve so-called "family honor." But beyond the rigid social norms, everyday practice and consciousness are changing. Martina Sabra reports

Female Imams in Germany: The Call of the Muezzin Women

Women rarely become preachers of the Islamic faith. In Germany there are only 13 female imams. Their job: pastoral care and integration. Mosques are urgently in need of women providing such services. Ulrike Hummel reports

Restructuring the Religious Sector in Morocco: Nipping Religious Extremism in the Bud

Restructuring the Religious Sector in Morocco: Nipping Religious Extremism in the Bud
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