Zahra Bin Haid

has been an environmental activist since 2012 as well as a photographer of private and public events. Zahra has been fighting cancer with courage and hope that gives her the strength to also provide support to other fellow cancer patients.

Jan- 2021 -
21 January
Civil Society
Zahra Bin Haid
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A Window for Light: Ata’a Initiative for the Environment and Animal Support
Another side of the tragedy is that 80 per cent of the animals that make it to clinics,…
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Zahra Bin Haid

“I Wish I Was Still Young”: Sana’a in the Eyes of Najmia

Umm-al-Subyan: The Beginning, Origins and the First Potential Clue from Sabaean Archaeological Inscriptions

Rawiyah: A Story Told in Details on a Canvas

The Suit and The Agal The Musical Career of Abu Bakr Salem

Religious Intolerance in Yemen: The Struggle to Practice Freely

The Collapse of the Currency and Unemployment Leads the Yemeni man to depression and Domestic Violence

The Longing for Equal Citizenship:

From Selling Bread and Roses to Real Estate and Firearms

Hisham Ali Bin Ali: Victory of Critical Thinking

Weddings in Aden: A Festival of Rituals and Celebrations

The Good Tree – Comic

The Historian’s Bias in Yemeni Historical Annals Part 2

Ayoub Taresh: Playing Solo with the Soul

Did Arabic Singing Originate in Yemen?

Ten Years after the Revolution

Life on Facebook and the Dematerialization of Death in Yemen

Identity Anxiety during Wartime: Posing as Yemeni Jewish on Social Media

Under the Shadow of Sesbania and Qat

Those Who Have Found the Answer

The Controversy of the Civil State and Secularism in Yemen (1)

Marriam and Wajdi

The Mothers of Abductees Association: A Model of the Courage of Yemeni Women

Liberation and Enlightenment Narratives: Reading into the Literary Thought of Wajdi al-Ahdal