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Jordan: Abu Ali and the Culture Shack

Written byHaitham Sabbah
Posted 13 April 2006 21:42 GMT

“I do not sell books, magazines, and newspapers, I provide books, magazines, and newspapers because I am a link in a long chain of support for readership and learning,” states Abu Ali firmly. Lina writes about the 64-year-old man bookshop owner since 1970.

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