Washington Post We're at Dulles International Airport outside Washington, D.C. with reporter Antonio Olivo as Syrian citizen Nabila Al Haffar arrives and is greeted by her husband, Muhamad Alhaj Moustafa. He is a doctor and resident at a local hospital and they live Read more ... in Virginia, but she got caught in the travel ban while visiting family out of the country.

ABC News Nabila Moustafa changed her flight and flew back to the U.S. as soon as she could, but it was too late: The details of the executive order came out in the news while she was still in the air.

AP "Just because we were in the party as women, it does not mean they laid down the red carpet for us," says Nabila Mounib, leader of Morocco's Federation of the Democratic Left. Morocco's most high-profile politician says she has encountered sexism, ev Read more ... en in a progressive movement like hers. The AP is interested in hearing about challenges faced by other Arab women. Share yours with us by sending an email to ArabWomen@ap.orgRead the full story here: https://apnews.com/73b5805e88cb4dc689ea13b8121feeb1

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The WorldPost "The photograph was taken by my friend, who sold it to a French journalist after the Paris attacks in revenge."

BuzzFeed News Nabila Bakkatha, from the central Moroccan city of Beni Mellal, came forward on Monday night to say she had no connection to terrorism and wanted to correct the record.

HuffPost Media Nabila Bakkatha is not a terrorist and wants to clear her name.

Mashable Nabila Bakkatha, the woman in the photo, is still very much alive.

CNN International Nabila Bakkatha says a former friend sold photos of her to a journalist -- and now she cannot go out.

CNN Nabila Bakkatha says a former friend sold photos of her to a journalist -- and now she cannot go out.