Arabic novels

Section: Arabic Novels Number of pages: 340 pages Youssef and Younis are brothers. When they were young, they fell in love with a girl with green eyes and blonde braids....

Number of pages: 84 pages May, the struggling writer who lived what she wrote, and her full life was the best of what she left behind. She was observant, pleasant...

Section: Arabic Novels Number of pages: 864 pages The Book of the City of Clay, two parts... Part One: The Book of the Cloak, Part Two: The Book of the...

Section: Arabic Novels Number of pages: 336 pages   Scheherazade wanted the narrative to perform two functions at once; the first was to suspend Shahryar’s interest in telling him stories,...

Section: Arabic Novels The Infidel novel tells the story of an Iraqi woman who suffered from violence.

Section: Arabic novels , romance Number of pages: 383 pages Publisher: Novel Foundation The second part of the trilogy by writer Ahlam Mosteghanemi, after “Memory in the Flesh”. The author,...

Section: Arabic novels Number of pages: 302 pages Publisher: Dar Nahdet Misr "The Sunset Phone" is a fertile experience, for which his imagination was trained for a long time by constantly...

Number of pages: 190 pages Publisher: Arab House for Science Publishers In his novel “The Stranger,” an American soldier joins the invasion of Iraq, influenced by American propaganda about spreading...

Section: Arabic Novels Number of pages: 295 pages Publisher: Dar Nahdet Misr This novel is a journey into the depths of the soul, in which Hamdi (Ham Eb) transcends the...

Number of pages: 252 pages Publisher: Our Book Publishing House Women loved the most beautiful moments of their lives in a delicious ecstasy until they forgot themselves, the world and what...

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

Section: Arabic novels Number of pages: 256 pages Publisher: Hamad Bin Khalifa University Press The embrace spit him out to the other, he suffers the disappointments of time, and the denial...