Al-Raqqa – Hussam al-Omar “They accused us of being regime shabiha (thugs) and of being cowards, besides other baseless accusations, but al-Raqqa people proved their affiliation to the revolution, early after it started.” With these words, Khaled al-Hussein, a forty-year-old teacher, talked about his city of al-Raqqa, which was called the “Capital of Liberation” during the Syrian revolution. The city of al-Raqqa and its inhabitants were criticized by other Syrians for joining the revolution “late,” al-Hussein said, adding that this is untrue and such a belief could be attributed to the region’s marginalization at that time. In March 2011, al-Raqqa witnessed its first popular protest
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