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Tasneem Alsultan

Tasneem Alsultan

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Photographer, Freelance

Riyadh

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US Foreign PolicyMiddle East Climate UN

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I'm open to anything in the outdoor space, but I avoid pseudo-science.

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Total articles 23

  • At Qatar’s Church City, Sunday Comes on Friday

    By John Branch Verified, Tasneem Alsultan| The New York Times Verified DOHA, Qatar — Behind closed doors on Friday, in small rooms usually used for teaching catechism, the children celebrated Christmas. There was food, drink and songs. Wreaths and stockings decorated the walls. A few adults wore red Santa hats. Nearby, across the complex of mostly unmarked sand-colored buildings, a Mass was being celebrated in a 2,700-seat sanctuary, its altar backed by painted angels and Jesus on a cross.

    By John Branch Verified, Tasneem Alsultan · The New York Times

    Dec. 04, 2022

  • What the World Cup Looks Like Off the Field

    By Erin Schaff Verified, Tasneem Alsultan| The New York Times Verified Credit...Erin Schaff/The New York TimesFans carried a Mexican flag before the country’s game against Saudi Arabia in Lusail on Wednesday. Mexico won, 2-1, but the result wasn’t enough for it to advance to the knockout rounds from Group C. Credit...Tasneem AlsultanFan zones in Doha entertained fans with music and by showing games. Credit...Erin Schaff/The New York TimesA mix of flags from the nations competing in the World Cup hung over the Al Khor fan zone.

    By Erin Schaff Verified, Tasneem Alsultan · The New York Times

    Dec. 01, 2022

  • At Qatar’s Church City, Sunday Comes on Friday

    By John Branch Verified, Tasneem Alsultan| The New York Times Verified DOHA, Qatar — Behind closed doors on Friday, in small rooms usually used for teaching catechism, the children celebrated Christmas. There was food, drink and songs. Wreaths and stockings decorated the walls. A few adults wore red Santa hats. Nearby, across the complex of mostly unmarked sand-colored buildings, a Mass was being celebrated in a 2,700-seat sanctuary, its altar backed by painted angels and Jesus on a cross.

    By John Branch Verified, Tasneem Alsultan · The New York Times

    Dec. 04, 2022

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