ArabLit’s Wednesday Poetry
ArabLit, I. Rida Mahmood, MennanEach Wednesday, we'll send a new poem in translation to your inbox.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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Wednesday Poetry: Muzaffar al-Nawwab’s ‘One Day, We’ll Return to Our People’
Muzaffar al-Nawwab (1931/4–2022) was one of the Arab world’s great revolutionary poets, notorious for his scathing critiques of the region’s dictators. As a result of his political criticism, he unsurprisingly spent most of his life in exil...
Wednesday Poetry: Heba Al-Agha’s ‘Free Poems in the Autumn’
Heba Al-Agha, from Gaza, identifies as a mother before all else. She is also a writer—with works published on numerous websites within and beyond the Arab world—and creative writing educator at the A. M. Qattan Foundation, where she trains ...
Wednesday Poetry: Babiker al-Wasila’s ‘Ode to Hope’
Shining brightly among the constellation of voices in Sudanese poetry, Babiker al-Wasila was born in Sudan’s north-eastern town of Khashm al-Qirba and has risen to eminence over the years. Perhaps the poet’s degree in Philosophy—obtained fr...
Wednesday Poetry: Jawdat Fakhreddine’s ‘Waste’
How do poet-translator dynamics shape a translation? This week’s choice of poem prompts us to ponder.
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