Arabic novels

Section: Arabic novels Number of pages: 168 pages Publisher: Dar Al-Adab Ghazala flees - after the shock of the sudden disappearance of her breast-feeding sister Asiya - from that village...

Section : Arabic novels Number of pages: 160 pages Publisher: Novel Foundation A novel of painful events that deals with the story of a journey of three brothers who transport their...

Section : Arabic novels Number of pages: 303 pages Publisher: Dar Al Saqi An epic riddled with bitter sarcasm, sweet poetry and sad memories.. A smooth, simple style.. Al-Asfouriya is a...

Section : Arabic novels Number of pages: 170 pages Publisher: Dar Jaffa The novel revolves around Sarah Younes. Who is trying to start a new life, after losing everything because of...

It is the first part of Naguib Mahfouz's trilogy. In it, we see the head of the family, the traditional mother, the neighborhood, the students, and the revolutionaries. We see...

In a land ruled by the Sky Witness, humans, wolves, and Muldions lived in peace for thousands of years before a formidable wolf crossed one of the Six Wanderers and...

With ironic language, the writer draws us in to follow the life of Kamal, a photographer who carries his camera and roams markets and old alleys, documenting the lives of...

We were born without eyelids, in a place that knows no mercy. In the Al-Yaqub Oasis, a single blink means death, and with the disappearance of the shadows that protect...

Section : Arabic novels Number of pages: 408 pages Publisher: Saray Book A work about war, forced migration, racism, expatriate behavior, and the pain of integration, the tragedy and difficulty of...

Section: Arabic novels Number of pages: 532 pages Publisher: Dar Al-Tanweer for printing and publishing In it, Abd al-Rahman Munif expressed the congested political situation experienced by the peoples of...

Section : Arabic novels Number of pages: 296 pages Publisher: The house of the pen When the morning rises

The novel belongs to the genre of "dystopia" or "corrupt city"... We are now faced with what happens in the future, but what kind of future? It can be said...