LGBTQ+Transgender admin / January 31, 2025 Alīkandrā Shrītiḥ (1987-, Lebanon) – Dāyman Kūkākūlā (2009, English trans. Always Coca-Cola, 2012). This novel focuses on the theme of…
LGBTQ+Sex Change admin / January 31, 2025 Luṭfī al-Khūlī’s (1929 – 1999, Egypt) play al-Arānib (‘The rabbits’, 1964) in which lawyer and his wife try out a
LGBTQ+Male Homosexuality admin / January 31, 2025 ʿAlāʾ al-Aswānī (1957-, Egypt) – ʿImārat Yaʿqūbiyān (2002, English trans. The Yacoubian Building, 2004). Describing the life of the inhabitants
LGBTQ+Lesbian relationships admin / January 31, 2025 Bareed Mista3jil: True Stories (‘Express Mail: True Stories’, 2009). This is an anonymously published collection of autobiographical writings by queer
Inter-religious and ethnic (romantic) relationshipsBetween Arabs and Westerners admin / January 30, 2025 For more on relationships / experiences between the Arab-majority world and the West see different countries in W: Outside the
Inter-religious and ethnic (romantic) relationshipsBetween Arabs and Asians admin / January 30, 2025 Saʿūd al-Sanʿūsī (1981-, Kuwait) – Sāq al-Bāmbū (2012, English trans. The Bamboo Stalk, 2015). This novel, which won the International
Inter-religious and ethnic (romantic) relationshipsBetween Arabs and Jews admin / January 30, 2025 see R: Religion and Sectarianism: Judaism and Arab-Jew relationships.
Inter-religious and ethnic (romantic) relationshipsBetween Muslims and Christians admin / January 30, 2025 See also R: Religion and Sectarianism: Christians and Christianity for more information on the Christian belief and believers in the
Languages and DialectsLetters admin / January 30, 2025 Hudā Barakāt (1952-, Lebanon) – Rasāʾil al- Gharībah (‘Letter from a far, strange place’, 2004) and Barīd al-Layl (2018, English
