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The Light of Uncle Salem
Uncle Salem Bahijri leans upon as his heart as he rises upon the stairs of his traditional family home in Jeddah’s historical Yemen District. In his presence, the youthful air of a man in his twenties, leaving behind seventy years of age long spent in this very family home.
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Uncle Salem Bahijri leans upon as his heart as he rises upon the stairs of his traditional family home in Jeddah’s historical Yemen District. In his presence, the youthful air of a man in his twenties, leaving behind seventy years of age long spent in this very family home.
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