“Muhajababes will disabuse you of your preconceptions of the Middle East forever.”—The Times Literary Supplement“Fascinating. . . . Muhajababes is direct, energetic, and unpretentious.”—Guardian“Littered with funny, often charming moments. . . . [Allegra] Stratton has a candid style, not only with the reader, but with her respondents, who clearly open up to her in confidence. . . . It is a world that should be visited . . . [and] Muhajababes provides a valuable passport.”—The AustralianTwo-thirds of the Middle East’s population is under twenty-five, with an explosive growth in the number of college graduates. Allegra Stratton, a twenty-five-year-old producer for the BBC, traveled to Beirut, Amman, Cairo, Dubai, Kuwait City, and Damascus to understand what daily life is like in Arab and Muslim youth culture.There she found a massive media industry of music videos and scantily clad pop stars vying with the voice of conservative Islam condemning Western culture and imm . CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THIS BOOK FOR FREE