The New Yorker. Madeeha Al-Musawi

Oct 5, 2015 | Media | 0 comments

The New Yorker. Madeeha Al-Musawi, an Iraqui heroine.

The New Yorker. October 5 2015

The New Yorker. October 5 2015

“Madeeha Al-Musawi, an Iraqui heroine » in The New Yorker.

On the New Yorker from October 5 2015, a picture from muslim women standing in front of the Holy Shrine of Iman Ali mosque in Najaf, Iraq.

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