A weekly showcase of one-hour documentary films from across the Al Jazeera Network. Watch Al Jazeera World every Tuesday at 2000GMT
The first in a three-part series on how the Arab world was transformed during the 1960s, a decade of change.
The founder of the world’s largest Western-based international Muslim relief agency, one that helps millions worldwide.
The rise and fall of 1950s Syrian President Adib Al Shishakli, a master of military coups and defeating rivals.
The inspiring story of Esref Armagan, a blind Turkish artist who became a critically acclaimed painter.
A Libyan pharmacologist treating HIV patients in South Africa and a Tunisian scientist purifying water in Malaysia.
The African cinema luminary whose films on injustice and racism challenged and often shocked European audiences.
Two female American students move in with Moroccan families as cultural immersion, with life-changing results for one.
Raids on Muslim homes and organisations in Austria in 2020 – an ‘anti-terrorist’ measure or a sign of Islamophobia?
Four songs from Kuwait, Oman, Qatar and Iraq reveal a rich source of stories from the Arabian Gulf.
A local bus driving through mountains reveals the remote lives, communities and environments of eastern Turkey.
The story of Layaly, a street dog from Cairo who cheats death and embarks on a new life in Canada.
An artist dreams of painting a mural that connects the plights of Black Americans, Native Americans and Palestinians.
We explore links between a famous Russian writer and an Egyptian scholar, and between French and Egyptian surrealists.
A thriving trading nation or a land without a people? Historians and witnesses on Palestine before the events of 1948.
