We hope to eliminate a stereotypical perception of Arab women, replacing it with stories of smart and creative artists who have important world views to share.

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

Isabelle Mayault meets Ghada Abdel Aal, an Egyptian blogger who writes urban tales on being a single woman in Cairo – stories that became an instant success.

French reporter Arnaud Contreras has been travelling for many years in the Sahara and explored the local musical culture for his project “Sahara Rocks”.

Beirut Re-Collected, Mashallah News’ first adventure in print: a narrative + visual book with lost stories from the Lebanese capital

Bilal, a young Beiruti better known as “The Gypsy Prince”, lives in two worlds that seem to refuse each other

Beirut 2012. The city is one big construction site: familiar landmarks disappear overnight. Lara Tabet shot the development through the fences.

A Woman in the Crossfire is Samar Yazbek’s diary of the first 4 months of Syria’s revolution, describing a time that today seems far away.

It’s authentic, generous and dynamic, and contains human stories which are the key to a better understanding of the Aurès mountains of north-east Algeria.

Pour comprendre les Aurès, terre de Tacfarinas ou Larbi Ben M’Hidi, plongez-vous dans le nouveau livre des éditions Chihab, Aurès, vivre la terre chaouie.