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Divercity photo gallery

Asad sings Nasheeds
Asad sings Nasheeds
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Traditional Iranian musicians
Traditional Iranian musicians
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Attentive crowd
Attentive crowd
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Najam Henna artist
Najam Henna artist
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Arabic Dance
Arabic Dance
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Arabic dance
Arabic dance
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Youngsters give the acts the thumbs-up
Youngsters give the acts the thumbs-up
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Unity Through Dance
Unity Through Dance
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Arabic Dance trio
Arabic Dance trio
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Arabic Dancers strike a pose
Arabic Dancers strike a pose
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Masai African Dance
Masai African Dance
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Karen community
Karen community
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Traditional Music from the Karen Community
Traditional Music from the Karen Community
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Unity Through Dance
Unity Through Dance
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Unity Through Dance
Unity Through Dance
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