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The Ode of the Cloak
This documentary explores the centuries-old Arabic poem "The Burdah" - it's origins, profound meaning, and enduring significance in modern-day life.
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This documentary explores the centuries-old Arabic poem "The Burdah" - it's origins, profound meaning, and enduring significance in modern-day life.
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Genre:Documentary, History
Written By:Ibrahim M. Sabzwari
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Runtime:10 minutes
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