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About this book
In Arab culture, tradition often dictates an individual's role in a family, with personal desires subsumed in favour of unity. So, what happens when Queer Arabs challenge and re-imagine these expectations?
This Queer Arab Family celebrates the beauty of chosen kin and the everyday acts of care and survival that bind Queer Arabs to each other. Here, ten LGBTQ+ writers from across the Arab world and diaspora redefine what family looks like. From raising children with mum and mum, to becoming an OnlyFans star and building a non-binary belly dancing robot, these writers illuminate, through their own lived experiences, how queer joy and community can be found in the most unexpected places.
Fierce, vibrant and unapologetic,
This Queer Arab Family honours the spirit of those who, despite challenges, build community and family on their own terms.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Title
- Copyright
- Contents
- Introduction
- Shrouk El-Attar, Dancing Queer
- Zeid Al-Nasr, One Way Trip to the Moon: My Journey With OnlyFans
- Randa Jarrar, Learning from Other Mothers at a Time of Genocide
- Karim Chedid & Andrew Delatolla, A Family of Our Own
- Alissar Gazal, Club Arak: Twenty-three Years of Partying, Politics and Protest
- Melhem Hasan, From a Windowless Room in Mecca
- Abu Leila, My Mother’s Pronouns
- Nahid Toubia, My Brown Girl
- Sinin Nakhle, Who Is It That You Love?
- Lamiae Bouqentar, To You, Child of Our Resistance and Our Joys
- Acknowledgements
- Biographies