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  • Displaced Christian opens only restaurant in destroyed Syrian town

  • Displaced christians in Syria and Turkey appeal for help

  • Dubai, Expo2020: a global event of 'tolerance and inclusiveness' during Covid

  • Egypt church fires resurface matters of rights, restrictions and discrimination against the country's Christian minority

  • Emigration of Christians from the Arab Middle East: A New Reading

  • Even in a Single Family, a Beirut Christmas Can Be Complicated

  • Event: International Workshop on Christianity in the Middle East | October 21, 2022

  • Hagia Sophia: Ataturk and the rich Americans who changed icon's fate

  • How Do Saudis Celebrate Christmas? Quietly, but Less So.

  • How expat families and friends enjoy Easter in Saudi Arabia

  • How long must Christians wait before church bells ring in Saudi Arabia?

  • How Qatar Accommodated for its Growing Christian Community

  • Interview: Reopening Muslim Minds to Freedom and Tolerance

  • Iranian Christians join Bible reading plan

  • Iranians are happy about the Pope-Sistani meeting, not the fundamentalists

  • IRAQ: A Christmas celebration held for the Syriac schools in Kerkeslokh

  • Iraq: Rebuilding churches as symbols of hope

  • Islam and Christianity in medieval Anatolia

  • Islam, Christianity Alike in Essence: Iranian President

  • Islamist militiamen in Tahrir al Sham allow Christians to publicly celebrate Mass in the province of Idlib

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