On a ship heading from Lebanon to Naples in Italy, an unexpected love story happens between a modern young man and a Bedouin girl sailing for the first time with him, and she discovers much of what she has never seen in her closed life.
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A Bedouin in Paris - بدوية في باريس
After the recent terrorist attacks taking place around the world and particularly in Paris I thought of choosing an Arab icon and developing a project which ...
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