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Youngsters enjoy Mosul's reopened cafes and game rooms
After closing down for three years, billiard, dominoes and shisha halls are open to the youth of Mosul.
Such places of relaxation and fun were deemed by ISIS as 'haram.'
Four months after retaking it from ISIS, life is getting back to normal in the eastern half of Mosul.
Photos by Farhad Dolamari
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Youngsters enjoy Mosul's reopened cafes and game rooms
Youngsters enjoy Mosul's reopened cafes and game rooms
Youngsters enjoy Mosul's reopened cafes and game rooms
Youngsters enjoy Mosul's reopened cafes and game rooms
Youngsters enjoy Mosul's reopened cafes and game rooms
Youngsters enjoy Mosul's reopened cafes and game rooms
Youngsters enjoy Mosul's reopened cafes and game rooms
Youngsters enjoy Mosul's reopened cafes and game rooms
Youngsters enjoy Mosul's reopened cafes and game rooms
Youngsters enjoy Mosul's reopened cafes and game rooms
Youngsters enjoy Mosul's reopened cafes and game rooms
Youngsters enjoy Mosul's reopened cafes and game rooms
Youngsters enjoy Mosul's reopened cafes and game rooms