Tens of thousands of migrant domestic workers work in Lebanon. For them, learning Arabic becomes a tool for empowerment and freedom.

تشارك مشالله نيوز بتنظيم ثلاث ورش عمل صحفيّة في لبنان والمانيا و فرنسا، مع التركيز على الإنتاج الصوتي حول موضوع الهجرة اللاجئين، وكيفيّة تغطية ونقل هذه القضايا بطريقة أفضل وأكثر عدلًا وإنصافًا

Yo! It’s almost March and we’re back, with a new mix and new sounds. From the lo-fi trap in Istanbul to the streets of Cairo. Spring’s almost here!

“The Girl Who Lost Her Imagination” is a new book for kids that aims at making the Arabic language accessible to bilingual children.

Desert, markets, colourful mosaic – the image of Morocco to many. But not Casa photographer Yoriyas Yassine Alaoui Ismaili. He sees very different things.

This monthly mix features some familiar friends alongside new faces. Soft, danceable tunes to get you through these heavy days of late summer.

Fes-born architect Sarah Essbai describes the structure of the medinas – and how these ancient spaces extend into both the past and the future of Morocco.

For our second themed series, Mashallah in collaboration with our friends from Knooz Room are looking for stories from across the Middle East on the topic of night.

This month’s mix takes us across the map: new tunes by Maryam Saleh in Egypt, a slew of Turkish selections, and a new release from Hello Psychaleppo.

Written by Lilah Khoja, this is the sixth and last of our fictional short stories. In it, Lilah imagines several imaginary scenes in a Damascene subway.