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After three devastating years under the occupation of ISIS, Mosul's cultural scene is starting to blossom again.
The smoke of the war had not yet vanished from the city, when Fahad Sabah and his partner Harith Yaseen Abdulqadar started their mission to revive the spirit of Mosul – by creating a safe space for men and women alike, open for political debates, celebrating the literary minds of local writers and readers.
I talked to Fahad about this incredible achievement, the risks, and struggles of cultural projects in a post-war society and his visions for the future of Mosul and its people.
Find the Book Forum on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/BookForumMosul/
Instagram: @tumultpodcast
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After three devastating years under the occupation of ISIS, Mosul's cultural scene is starting to blossom again.
The smoke of the war had not yet vanished from the city, when Fahad Sabah and his partner Harith Yaseen Abdulqadar started their mission to revive the spirit of Mosul – by creating a safe space for men and women alike, open for political debates, celebrating the literary minds of local writers and readers.
I talked to Fahad about this incredible achievement, the risks, and struggles of cultural projects in a post-war society and his visions for the future of Mosul and its people.
Find the Book Forum on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/BookForumMosul/
Instagram: @tumultpodcast