Damascus-upon-Irwell: The unique tale of Syrian traders in Manchester

Arabs in the UK series: In the 19th and early 20th centuries, Syrian traders created a unique multi-confessional community in Manchester. The New Arab delves deeper into the history of the community to find out more about their story.

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