When Mohammed Ramzan Ali Miya arrived in Qatar in 2007, he was not looking to become an advocate for migrant workers. With a postgraduate degree in Arabic literature and an interest in Islamic philosophy, he had travelled to the Gulf with a desire to deepen his understanding of the language, culture and legal system he had studied.
His journey to Qatar had begun almost by chance. He had attended a seminar in Bahrain and initially thought of the trip as an opportunity to travel. But the prospect of exploring Qatar’s Arabic-speaking environment, its way of life and its laws soon drew his attention.
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