Arabic Literature

The bitterness of orphanhood leaves a fatal impact on souls. Will child Taha be able to overcome this deep feeling, or will he remain stuck next to the fence, waiting for relief?

A short story about an old woman who lives alone in one of the neighborhoods of Old Cairo on the street. How does her day pass, how do the people around her deal with her, and how does she live alone when she is old?

A short story that tells the story of a man who traveled to a Gulf country, only to have a tremendous and unexpected transformation happen to him, as if it were the second side of the life goat story.

A true story about a woman from Upper Egypt, so great is what she did that the writer could not find a title for it except a southern palm tree.

Playacho is a philosophical short story that discusses a special situation that persisted in the world for a while and in which many people fell victim. In which a person wears a clown mask, I wonder why he did that, and when will he be allowed to take off the playacho mask?

A short story about the events of the displacement of Nubia, the conditions of its people, and the water barges they ride on their journey from their original homeland to an unknown barren land.

Why doesn't that girl laugh and what is the secret of her hiding her laugh, especially to those who love her? A short story that highlights the other side of girls.

One photo with some comments causes an Egyptian girl to be destroyed due to societal pressures and various authorities on her.

A short fantasy story to imagine the relationship between Antara and Abla in the present time and the difficulties of engagement and marriage in the present time. A satirical comedy story.

What If? is a short story about a government employee who sits alone and reviews all of his past, what he should have done and did not do, and why he did not do it.

A proud writer who has never written a book and who believes himself to be the greatest person to hold a pen is horrified at what he sees on television.

Some people can achieve their dreams, and for some people, achieving their dreams may be impossible. A social romance, The Impossible Dreams reveals the conflict between loved ones and their families in Egypt and how a person can kill his dream with his own hand.

Is it possible for a person to gain his freedom one day, or is his life a set of restrictions and he does not know?

The story of Cleopatra's meeting with Julius Caesar and the betrayal to which the beautiful queen was exposed. When some tried to distort ancient Egyptian history, we had to know more and better about it than before.

مجموعة شعرية تكشف عن الحب الكبير للوطن ومرارة الابتعاد عنه، والشوق والحنين إلى منابع الطفولة، وذكرياتها التي تشكلت بتأثير من طبيعته الساحرة، حيث ينهل الشاعر قصائده من بيئته وتجاربه الخاصة ، ليعبر عن الحب والاشتياق بإيقاع سريع للجمل والمفردات، والكثير من الوجد والصور.

A comedic and social novel. The young man Zain is not satisfied with his father’s herbalist shop, so he travels to Saudi Arabia and becomes an expert in driving in order to return to Egypt and begin an adventure inside the house with Zahra and Sakina, and the adventure happens in every home.

Farah Ibn al-Umda's dramatic historical Sa`idian novel takes place during the period of the English occupation of Egypt. The novel follows the adventures of a young doctor who is assigned to join a battalion of doctors heading to Upper Egypt to confront the deadly cholera epidemic sweeping the region. The young doctor faces many challenges and internal conflicts during his journey, with the mayor and his assistants confronting their underestimation of the epidemic and their desire to hold a celebration for the mayor’s son so that all the villagers can gather at the same time in one place.

مقتطفات من كتاب علي الدوعاجي (1909.1949) "سهرت منه اللّيالي" : المصباح المظلم / في شاطئ حمام الأنف/ نزهة رائقة/ سهرت منه اللّيالي Nouvelles choisies du livre phare de l’auteur et nouvelliste tunisien Ali Douagi (1909-1949) Sahertou menhou al layali qui font voyager le lecteur dans la Tunisie des années 30-40.

Depicting the eternal struggle between the woman as a human being and the woman as a wife and mother, Rubble takes place inside many of our homes and takes place inside a few of the women inside those homes. So what happens when this conflict goes outside and who will win in the end?

When a woman is subjected to constant conflict—and this conflict enters her home, and she meets an opponent stronger than her, who breaks her, and she becomes alone to see the flows of society pressuring her with such cruelty—she chooses victory through defeat.