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Exclusive: A New Arab investigation into the background of 121 members of IS' "martyrdom unit" reveals intriguing facts about their education, history, background, civil status and even "workplace issues".
![Richard Dawkins [Getty]](/sites/default/files/styles/large_16_9/public/media/images/265889C9-303F-4298-A89C-CBFB3783A12D.jpg?h=d1cb525d&itok=LUoIOrDq "Richard Dawkins [Getty]")
Renowned biologist Richard Dawkins has been forced to deny using "hurtful speech" against Islam after a radio station cancelled a book event featuring the scientist.
Society: An activist and artist, Diala Brisly escaped Damascus for a new life helping refugees, reports AJ Naddaff.
![Ramadan month [AFP]](/sites/default/files/styles/large_16_9/public/media/images/7C218F2D-2CBD-4F1B-AE0E-4207F12C2F54.jpg?h=d1cb525d&itok=yNmMSvx2 "Ramadan month [AFP]")
Palestinian judges were ordered on Sunday not to grant divorces over Ramadan to avoid "quick and ill-considered decisions" during the month-long fast.
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Egyptian filmmaker Marianne Khoury and late Tunisian director Mustapha Hasnaoui probe the world of Egypt's psychiatric hospitals in their internationally acclaimed documentary film Zelal.
Seventy-year-old Mohammed Mohiedin Anis collects vintage cars in the ravaged the northern Syrian city of Aleppo. Heavy bombardment has damaged many of his 30-car collection.
Social media users - mostly men - spread an online rumour that inflatable sex dolls were on sale in a wholesale market in Casablanca.
Conde Nast International will launch a Vogue Arabia edition in October, with Saudi royal Deena Aljuhani Abdulaziz as its editor-in-chief, marking the publisher’s striking tap into the Middle Eastern market.
Millions of Iraqis are thought to be buried at the Valley of Peace in Najaf, a thousand-year-old cemetery where people and undertakers compete for highly demanded space and lucrative business.
As the world prepares for Eid celebrations after a month of worship, thousands of Iraqis are forced to mourn more than 200 victims of the deadliest Islamic State attack yet.