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Hurriya heißt Freiheit

2012240 pagesKiepenheuer & Witsch

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Necla Kelek travels through Egypt, Tunisia, and Morocco to document the lives of women during the Arab Spring. She shares the stories of activists, lawyers, and students who are fighting for their own definitions of freedom in a changing political landscape. This account explores the personal risks and the clash of values at the heart of the revolution.

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Necla Kelek is a sociologist and author who writes about Islam, women's rights, and social integration. In books like Hurriya heißt Freiheit, she examines the challenges of living between different cultures and the struggle for individual liberty. Her work offers a critical look at modern religious and social structures.

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Necla KelekProtagonist
Hosni MubarakAntagonist
MeryemSupporting
NihaSupporting
MarijamSupporting

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