ArabLit’s Wednesday Poetry
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Wednesday Poetry: Hameed Saeed’s ‘A Man in His Seventies and a Lady in Her ?’
Iraqi writer and researcher Hameed Saeed (b. 1941) was born in Hilla—the capital of Iraq’s Babylon Province—which lies to the south of Baghdad. After graduating from the University of Baghdad in Arabic Language and Literature, he first purs...
Wednesday Poetry: Kamal Abu Al-Nour’s ‘Man of Glass’
Kamal Abu Al-Nour’s early prose poems graced Egyptian magazines and newspapers in the 1990s. But then—this Egyptian took pen off paper and set it down, idle, for over two decades.
After graduating from Cairo University’s prestigious Dar Al...
Wednesday Poetry: Hiba Abu Nada’s ‘Our Loneliness’
Hiba Abu Nada, whose family roots are anchored in the soil of Beit Jerja (a destroyed Palestinian village), was born in Mecca in 1991. Having graduated with a BSc in Biochemistry and an MSc in Clinical Nutrition from the Islamic University...
Wednesday Poetry: Mughira Harbya’s ‘Three Songs for the Ghajar’
Mughira Harbya, hailing from Sudan, is a journalist, short story writer, and poet. He often authors articles and posts about his home country’s culture and—especially now—the wake of the brutal war that has ravaged life there. Harbya’s shor...
Wednesday Poetry: Asmaa Dwaima’s ‘A Sentence About Death’
Asmaa Dwaima, a Palestinian writer and poet, graduated in Dentistry from Al-Azhar University of Gaza. She had been displaced, along with her family, several times since October 2023 when the Israeli genocide in Gaza began—but Dwaima, despit...
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