6 Questions We Still Have About AlRawabi School for Girls ...Egypt

Photo credit: Netflix Jordanian Netflix original AlRawabi School for Girls took the region by storm last week after shedding light on several important issues from a Middle Eastern perspective, primarily bullying. SPOILERS AHEAD: The below points discuss elements from the show, including the final episode, so stop reading if you haven’t finished it yet! Created by Shirin Kamal and Tima Shomali, the show’s themes are reminiscent of American counterparts such as 13 Reasons Why and Mean Girls, but its ending shocked viewers from the West as it didn’t shy away from depicting the uglier sides of the patriarchy, such as honor killings and violence against women. It’s unclear whether the show will

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6 Questions We Still Have About AlRawabi School for Girls ...Egypt

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