You are there and to their ears, being a Syrian sounds like you’re unclean, shameful, indecent; it’s like you owe the wo — Asaad Almohammad, An Ishmael of Syria
You are there and to their ears, being a Syrian sounds like you’re unclean, shameful, indecent; it’s like you owe the wo — Asaad Almohammad, An Ishmael of Syria
You are there and to their ears, being a Syrian sounds like you’re unclean, shameful, indecent; it’s like you owe the wo — Asaad Almohammad, An Ishmael of Syria
You are there and to their ears, being a Syrian sounds like you’re unclean, shameful, indecent; it’s like you owe the wo — Asaad Almohammad, An Ishmael of Syria
You are there and to their ears, being a Syrian sounds like you’re unclean, shameful, indecent; it’s like you owe the wo — Asaad Almohammad, An Ishmael of Syria
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You are there and to their ears, being a Syrian sounds like you’re unclean, shameful, indecent; it’s like you owe the world an apology for your very existence.

— Asaad Almohammad, An Ishmael of Syria
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