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Figure 1. Total Hebrew University Medical School graduates compared to female graduates, 1952–79. Hebrew University Archives, graduation ceremony, 1952–79. The year 1971 is missing from the archival data. More

Figure 3. The first class to graduate from the government nursing school in Mashhad, ca. 1939. The students are dressed up as nursing “heroes,” such as Florence Nightingale (portrayed by the student in the middle holding a lamp) and a Catholic nun. Rolla Hoffman, Nurses Shah Reza Hosp More

Figure 1. The Sun’s Daily Motion (Everett 1875 : 66). Courtesy of Archives and Special Collections, Near East School of Theology, Beirut. More

Figure 14. Fadia Basrawi (first row center), the only Arab in her Aramco graduating school class, is strategically placed at the center of the frame in the formal graduating class photograph in 1965. More

Figure 2. The Egyptian delegation at the Tenth Congress of the International Woman Suffrage Alliance, Paris, 1926. Photograph Henri Manuel, courtesy of the Women’s Library, London School of Economics and Political Science. More

Figure 8. Fahmi Basrawi often turned the lens of his Rolleicord camera on himself and his intimates, using the camera to document his narrative and compile an archive as both an Aramco employee and a family man. In this picture he poses for his own camera at his desk in the Jabal School More

Figure 6. Fahmi Basrawi stands front and center with his students in Dhahran in 1946. Behind them is the newly established Aramco Jabal School. Ali al-Nuʿaymi, later the first Saudi CEO of Aramco, stands in the front row right holding a baseball. The back of the photograph is stamped “Velox More