Movement: (E) migration, Refugees and ReturnRefugees in Arab Countries admin / February 2, 2025 Sūzān Abū al-Hawā (1970-, Palestine) – The Scar of David (2006), translated to Arabic as Baynamā Yanām al-ʿĀlim, (2012) and…
(E) MigrationNon-Arab Migrants in Arab Countries admin / February 2, 2025 Ziyād ʿAbd Allāh (1975-, Syria) – Barr Dubay (‘Dubai bar’, 2008). This novel reflects on the changes that the city
(E) MigrationMigration (Refugee) literature to Europe admin / February 2, 2025 See also W: Outside the Arab World: Europe and 2015 – 2016 European Migrant Crisis. Mahi Binebine (1959-, Morocco) –
(E) MigrationArab Migrant Workers admin / February 2, 2025 Yaḥyā al-Ṭāhir ʿAbdallah (1938 – 1989, Egypt) – Al-Ṭawq wa al-Aswūrah (‘The hoop and the bracelets’, 1975). This novel depicts
(E) MigrationStudents in Arab countries admin / February 2, 2025 See in O: Occupations, Professions and Hobbies: University Life: Academics and Students
MinoritiesTuareg admin / February 1, 2025 Rabīʿah Jalṭī (1964-, Algeria) – Nādī al-Ṣanawbar (‘Pine club’, 2016). When celebrating her divorce, an Algerian Tuareg woman named ʿAthrā
MinoritiesNubians admin / February 1, 2025 See also 1970 Aswan Dam Idrīss ʿAlī (1940 – 2010, Egypt) – Dunqlā: Riwāyah Nūbiyyah (1993, English trans. A
MinoritiesKurds admin / February 1, 2025 Hudā Barakāt (1952-, Lebanon) – Ḥārath al-Miyāh (1998, English Trans. The Tiller of Waters, 2004). Set in a destroyed Beirut
MinoritiesJews admin / February 1, 2025 For literature on Jewish minorities in the Arab-majority world, see R: Religion and Sectarianism: Judaism and Arab-Jew relationships.
