ArabLit’s Wednesday Poetry
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Wednesday Poetry: Da’ad Haddad’s ‘Diving While Clothed’
One might say that Da’ad Haddad—born in the Mediterranean city of Latakia in 1937, into a family dedicated to the arts—was bound to be the iconic poet that fate eventually had her become. But although she was known for her poetry amongst pe...
Wednesday Poetry: Haitham K. Al-Zubbaidi’s ‘A Helmet of Brass’
Born into the Cradle of Civilization (eastern Iraq, to be exact) in 1971, Haitham K. Al-Zubbaidi is a poet and academic whose writing paints the human experience through mythology and historical references. Al-Zubbaidi graduated with a mast...
Wednesday Poetry: Mohsen Mohamed’s ‘On the Bursh After Dinner’
An Egyptian poet who found refuge in poetry during his five-year imprisonment.
Mohsen Mohamed (b. 1994) is an Egyptian poet who found refuge in poetry during his five-year imprisonment. Mohamed was arrested in 2014 after taking pictures du...
Wednesday Poetry: Nasser Rabah’s ‘A Swarm of Ants’
Nasser Rabah, a Palestinian poet and novelist, was born in Gaza in 1963. Since studying and working as a director in the field of agriculture, Rabah has now become well-known in the literary field of his homeland—having published two novels...
Wednesday Poetry: Rasha Omran’s ‘Normal Life’
Rasha Omran, a Syrian poet, was born in the city of Tartus in 1964. After graduating from Damascus University with a degree in literature, Omran founded the Al-Sindiyan Festival of Literature and Culture, for which she remained as director...
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