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Recycle Synopsis
Zarqa, Jordan's second largest city, is an industrial center with more than one million residents. At a time of America's ongoing "Global War on Terrorism," the everyday conversations of its citizens revolve around not only the local economy or the lack of freedom of expression, but also on the need for pan-Arab unity, the rise of political Islam, and whether or not a faithful Muslim has a religious duty to engage in jihad.
The latter debates are particularly topical since Zarqa is also the birthplace of Ahmad Fadeel, better known as Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the notorious leader of Al Qaeda in Iraq until his death in a U.S. bombing in June 2006. Many in the city knew Zarqawi, his relatives still live there, and it remains a source of new recruits for the global jihad.
Film Credits
Directed and Produced by
- Mahmoud al Massad
Associate Producer
- Jackie Sawiris
Original Music by
- Gingger Shankar
Edited by
- Mahmoud al Massad
Supervising Sound Editor
- Giel van Geloven
Sound Editor
- Thijs van der Veen
Himself
- Abu Amar
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