What we are Reading
The complex events of the world can't be reduced to neat and tidy sound bites.
That’s why at the Majlis, we are always reading books that are out of the mainstream. In our opinion, these books are essential reading for anyone wanting to further thier knowledge of the Arab world.
Here’s what we are reading:

Striving in the Path of God: Jihad and Martyrdom in Islamic Thought: by Asma Afsaruddin

Faisal I of Iraq: by Ali A. Allawi

Being Arab: by Samir Kassir

1913 – The Year before the Storm by Shaun Whiteside

Baghdad, Yesterday: The Making of an Arab Jew by Sasson Somekh
Have a book you think we should be reading? Let us know!