Nevine Abraham
@nevineabraham
🇪🇬 🇺🇸 Assistant Teaching Professor of Arabic Studies @CarnegieMellon @cmu_languages - Tartans & Buckeyes proud ⚽️ 🚴🏋️♀️ 📚 🧘♀️🥙
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20-07-2015 03:05:54
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Unforgettable day in Sebastia in the West Bank, layering musakhan, talking to locals, enjoying nabulsi kunafa, beautiful landscape, Roman ruins, playing soccer, and riding camels. Thanks Fadi Kattan for a perfect day for Carnegie Mellon University students Carnegie Mellon University Dietrich College
“Framing Spanish freedom as an extension of Palestinian Arab resistance, Yassin’s novel sheds light on the turbulent history and political and social contexts of pre-1948 Mandatory Palestine.” Read more from Nevine Abraham in the #VolunteerForLiberty: albavolunteer.org/2023/02/libera…
Excited to be moderating this discussion with such prominent translators ! We prepared a great set of questions for discussion. Come join us. Book your tickets to the festival! Palestine Writes
An encounter to remember with iconic Hala Alyan, lbrahim Nasrallah, and prominent translators Maia Tabet and nariman youssef, and thrilled to have introduced Hussein Yassin’s novel to Palestine Writes ! So honored to have been a part of this enriching cultural event! @ UPenn
Thank you Mashriq & Mahjar and congratulations on the new issue!
Join us today for a conversation with Sudanese writer and activist Rania Mamoun on writing in exile and other vital issues. Rania will read and discuss her recent book, Something Evergreen Called Life. Copies of her book will be available for sale. Carnegie Mellon University Dietrich College Rania Mamoun|رانيا مأمون
Tunisia has, like many societies, long struggled w/ anti-Black racism as the scholar Huda Mzioudet ≠ Low-Budget Pharaoh documents. But following President Saied’s Feb. 2023 “great replacement” speech, Tunisia rapidly morphed into the most violently anti-Black environment I’ve ever experienced 🧵