Mosque, Mourning & Girls

Mosque, Mourning & Girls

Posted at 10:05 pm by Osamah Sami, on April 20, 2016
Osamah is 19, and his main aim during Ashura, a ten-day Islamic ritual, is to score the chat-room nickname of Houda, the girl whose long eyelashes feed his new obsession.

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