I’m a journalist, editor, photographer, videographer and writer who has spent more than three decades documenting stories and people’s lives across the Middle East and beyond. My work has appeared in outlets such as Al Jazeera, and has been cited internationally, including by The Guardian and others. Over the years, I’ve built a career rooted in clarity, context, and a commitment to preserving narratives that often disappear in the noise of digital transitions and shifting media platforms.
This website serves as my personal archive — a place to collect, preserve, and present my published work, editorial notes, and long‑form reflections. Many of the platforms I’ve contributed to have changed, migrated, or removed older material, so this space ensures that my work remains accessible, searchable, and intact. It’s a record of what I’ve written, photographed, analyzed, and built across journalism, editorial work, and creative projects.
Beyond reporting, I also run small creative ventures, teach Arabic to beginners, and explore cross‑cultural storytelling. Whether through photography, editorial commentary, or language education, my goal is the same: to document, explain, and connect. This site is an ongoing project — a living archive of my work and the ideas I continue to develop.
