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Author of "Sold" and "A Promise to Nadia".

The books narrate the experiences that she and her sister Nadia (born 1966) went through after they were sold into marriage by their father, Muthanna Muhsen, a Yemeni émigré. 27 Jun 2019 The story revolves around Zana Muhsen and her sister Nadia Muhsen. Both sisters were living a joyful life with their family and friends. One day  7 Oct 2010 Ten years previously Zana Muhsen escaped from the life of slavery in the Yemen into which her father had sold her as a child bride, leaving  The heart-breaking follow-up to Zana Muhsen's shocking first exposal of the Yemeni sex trade in "Sold"--now, Zana's heading back into the snake put to save her  Ten years ago Zana Muhsen escaped from the life of slavery in the Yemen into which her father had sold her as a child bride, leaving behind her baby son, her  7 May 1994 Sold by Zana Muhsen with Andrew Crofts Little Brown $255 ZANA and Nadia Muhsen were ordinary teenagers in Birmingham, England. 1 Apr 2002 Unbeknownst to Zana Muhsen, 15, and her sister, Nadia, 14, they had been sold off in marriage to teenage friends of their father, a Yemeni who  22 Sep 2010 Sold.

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But the holiday soon turned into a terrifying nightmare when they discovered that their father had sold then into arranged marriages. For eight brutal years they lived as helpless prisoners forced to Zana knows second-hand that Nadia, weakened by six difficult, unassisted childbirths, walks with a limp and that her teeth are rotten in her head. She knows her sister to be listless and passive Birmingham, 1980. British-born Zana Muhsen was 15, and her sister Nadia was 14. It was summer, and the girls' father, Yemen-born Muthan Muhsen, promised them a six-week holiday with their Yemeni Last post I shared was about Zana and Nadia Muhsen who were in 1980 married at ages 15 and 14, dragged to Yemen and forced to live here under impossibly cruel life conditions - for example forced to sexual intercourse.

Såld/Systern som blev kvar/Ett löfte till Nadia, Zana Muhsen; Miriam Ali; Lisbet Holst (övers.); Dagmar Leijer (övers.); Louise Thulin (övers.), Bokförlaget Forum 

ISBN 9789178276363. Såld · Zana Muhsen Andrew Crofts Ljudbok. Bilden av en dold kvinna på omslaget till Sold är Nadia Muhsen.

Hi zana , I read your book twice in hebrew and english. I was very excited and idnetified with your story. Im so existed to hear about Nadia and the kids. You are heroic and brave woman. Wish you all the best.

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Såld · Zana Muhsen Andrew Crofts Ljudbok. Bilden av en dold kvinna på omslaget till Sold är Nadia Muhsen. 2001 skrev Zana Muhsen och Crofts en uppföljning, A Promise to Nadia - den  Nämligen berättelsen om systrarna Nadia och Zana Muhsen. Boken Såld följdes snart upp med efterföljaren Ett löfte till Nadia och mamman  av Andrew Crofts , Zana Muhsen För Zana och Nadia var det som att förflyttas till medeltiden, till slavarbete och kvinnlig underkastelse.
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But Nadia never came home. In her first interview, she tells Melanie Finn why she chose to stay Melanie Finn Monday April 1, 2002 Guardian Birmingham, 1980. British-born Zana Muhsen was 15, and her sister Nadia was 14. It was summer, and the girls' father, Yemen-born Muthan Muhsen, promised them a six-week holiday with their Yemeni 2019-06-28 2000-02-27 Nadia Muhsen is a daughter of Mutanah Muhsen and Miriam Ali. Nadia was born 1966, and in 1980, together with her sister Zana (born 1965), sold by their father to be "married" to Jemeni men they Zana and Nadia Muhsen II. - Happy Ending Hello people, before I start - Happy New Year to you!
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Zana Muhsen is a British author who has written about the experiences that she and her sister, Nadia (born 1966), went through when they were sent from their birthplace in Birmingham, England to Yemen in 1980 on a purported holiday to meet the paternal side of their family, but sold unaware into marriage in by their father, Muthanna Muhsen, a Yemeni émigré.

Zana was allowed back eight years later, after a public outcry. But Nadia never came home. In her first interview, she tells Melanie Finn why she chose to stay Melanie Finn Monday April 1, 2002 Guardian The story revolves around Zana Muhsen and her sister Nadia Muhsen. Both sisters were living a joyful life with their family and friends. One day, their father tells them of a six-week holiday trip Birmingham, 1980. British-born Zana Muhsen was 15, and her sister Nadia was 14.