Dr. Nadia Amin
Dr. Nadia Amin is the protagonist of Nussaibah Younis's debut satirical novel, 'Fundamentally.' A thirtysomething academic, she embarks on a journey to spearhead a United Nations program aimed at deradicalizing Islamic State brides in Baghdad. The character grapples with personal challenges, including a recent breakup and her complex relationship with her mother, while becoming deeply invested in the fate of a young woman named Sara, reflecting Younis's exploration of empathy and humor in addressing critical sociopolitical issues.
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Dr. Nadia Amin is a thirtysomething academic who flees London to spearhead a program to deradicalize Islamic State brides.
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