Khaleej Times on MSN8d
Books banned under Assad now on sale at Damascus shops
Damascus: Books recounting torture in Syrian prisons or texts on radical Islamic theology now sit openly in Damascus ...
Books banned under Assad make it to Damascus shops' shelves
Islamist-led rebels captured the northern city in a lightning offensive, going on to take Damascus and toppling Assad, ending more than half a century of his family's oppressive rule.
The Straits Times7d
Books banned under Assad now on sale at Damascus shops
Another is My Aunt’s House – an expression used by Syrians to refer to prison – by Iraqi author Ahmed Khairi Alomari ... he wanted to question Ibn Taymiyya, a Sunni Muslim theologian ...
The Taipei Times8d
Banned books make a return after Assad’s exit
Another is My Aunt’s House — an expression used by Syrians to refer to prison — by Iraqi author Ahmed Khairi Alomari ... recalling an investigator who insisted he wanted to question Ibn Taymiyya, a ...