Ahmed Abdo Egyptian Novelist and Writer Ahmed Abdo is an Egyptian novelist and short story writer, and a member of both the General Syndicate of the Egyptian Writers’ Union and the Veterans Association. A former officer in the Egyptian Armed Forces, he was born in Al-Sharqia Governorate, Egypt, in 1951. Over the course of …
Professor Abdelrahman Al Dirbiji: A Distinguished Model of the Professional Translator in the Arab World by Mohammed Al-Mekhlafi A Yemeni writer and journalist Professor Abdelrahman Abdrabou Al Dirbiji’s academic odyssey began in Sudan, where he undertook his high school studies primarily in English, with the notable exceptions of Arabic and Islamic studies. During this …
Ahmed Ali Al-Hamdani: A Distinguished Scholar and Literary Figure Professor Ahmed Ali Al-Hamdani is one of the most prominent researchers, academics, critics, and writers in Yemen. He is a poet, author, and translator, who has accomplished a significant number of books and research in various fields. As a polymath, he has authored works across …
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Shatha Shawki Hasan Al-Khateeb ”’Shatha Shawki Hasan Al-Khateeb”’ (born February 24, 1975) is a Yemeni novelist, short story writer and educator. She writes primarily in Arabic and explores themes of cultural identity, displacement, gender and the Arab world through fiction and biography. Life Al-Khateeb was born in Aden, Yemen 1975. She …
Nadia Yahya Hussein Al-Kawkabani Academic, Writer, and Human Rights and Political Activist. Biography: Nadia Yahya Hussein Al-Kokbani is a Yemeni academic, novelist, and human rights and political activist. She was born on the 20th of October 1968 in Taiz. She has been actively involved in various political meetings, activities, and civil rights training …
Mubarak Al-Yadoumi – Yemeni Poet and Novelist Dr. Mubarak Ali Ahmed Al-Hamadi Al-Yadoumi (born July 8, 1986) is a Yemeni national hailing from the village of Daf, Ans District, Dhamar Governorate. His ancestral roots trace back to the Al-Yadoumi family in the village of Thi Yadoum, Khawlan Al-Tayyal, Sanaa Governorate. Married with three children, …
by Arafat Musleh Despite the lurch and joggle of the car on the dirt road enveloping me in a strange sense of comfort, I found myself unable to rest my head against the windowpane. I turned to my mother, who was sitting to my right, staring absently into the void, while beside her, my brother …
