Mohja Kahf
Dec 8 2006, Pooja

Mohja Kahf was brought up in the United States though she was born in Syria. Presently she is working as a professor of comparative literature at the University of Arkansas.

These days she’s hit the headlines coz of her famous work The Girl in the...

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