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Diaries of Ordinary Sadness
د.ا5.68It is a poetry collection that reflects the struggle of memory and forgetfulness, and covers feelings of sadness and loss in light of difficult political and social circumstances.
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Diary of a Carefree Woman
د.ا2.13Masterpieces of Nizar Qabbani, the poet of love, women and political anger.
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Diwan Al-Khansa
د.ا4.26Diwan Al-Khansa is characterized by poetry of sadness, pride and loyalty, and reflects her suffering after the loss of her brother Sakhr and the courage of women in the pre-Islamic era.
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Diwan Al-Shawqiyyat Complete Poetic Works
د.ا9.94It is a distinctive collection of poetry that blends pride, nostalgia, and national and social issues in a sophisticated and innovative style.
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Diwan of Al-Nabigha Al-Dhubyani
د.ا4.26Diwan Al-Nabigha Al-Dhubyani is characterized by pride, wisdom, and flirting, and is considered one of the most important collections of pre-Islamic poetry that reflects the features of chivalry and courage in that era.
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Diwan of Hatim al-Ta’i
د.ا4.26A collection that includes a group of pre-Islamic poems that reflect the values of generosity, altruism and loyalty, and embodies the biography of the legendary Arab poet Hatim Al-Ta’i.
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Diwan of Imru’ al-Qais
د.ا4.26The Diwan of Imru’ Al-Qais is considered one of the most prominent collections of pre-Islamic poetry, as it is characterized by flirtation, pride and heroism, and is considered an important reference in ancient Arabic literature.
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Diwan of Kaab bin Zuhair
د.ا4.26Diwan of Kaab bin Zuhair contains poetry characterized by pride and flirtation, and his most famous poem is “Banat Suad”, which was recited in front of the Prophet Muhammad, may God bless him and grant him peace.
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Diwan of Urwa ibn al-Ward
د.ا4.26The Diwan of Urwa ibn al-Ward is characterized by flirting, pride and wisdom, and reflects the spirit of courage and chivalry in pre-Islamic poetry.
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Do you hear the neighing of my sorrows?
د.ا1.56Do you hear the neighing of my sorrows, a collection of poetry by the Syrian Arab poet Nizar Qabbani, published in 1991 by Nizar Qabbani Publications in Beirut, Lebanon.
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Doctor Zhivago
د.ا4.97Arabic/English
It is a historical novel that immerses the reader in the life of a Russian doctor and poet during the Russian Revolution, and reviews his emotional and human struggles in light of social and political changes.د.ا5.68 -
Don’t apologize for what you did
د.ا5.68A deep poetic meditation that combines the personal and the national, and expresses sadness and pride in identity.
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Drawing with words
د.ا2.13Masterpieces of Nizar Qabbani, the poet of love, women and political anger.
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Eleven Planets
د.ا3.55It is an epic poetic meditation in which he evokes the Palestinian Nakba in a deeply symbolic style, mixing nostalgia, sadness, and hope for the restoration of land and identity.
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Every year you are my love
د.ا1.56Masterpieces of Nizar Qabbani, the poet of love, women and political anger
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Explanation of Bashar ibn Burd’s Diwan
د.ا9.50A collection of poetry containing the most prominent poems of the poet Bashar ibn Burd, who is considered one of the most creative poets of the Abbasid era in the arts of satire and elegy.
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Explanation of the Seven Mu’allaqat
د.ا6.00This book provides a literary and rhetorical interpretation and analysis of the famous Mu’allaqat poems, which are considered among the finest works of ancient Arabic poetry.
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Fadwa Touqan Her Life and Poetry
د.ا14.20“I was living in a closed world, as if I were in a cage. I knew nothing of the world except the walls of the house and the orders of the family.”
This description reflects the restrictions of traditional society on her life in childhood.
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Fifty Years in Praise of Women
د.ا1.56Masterpieces of Nizar Qabbani, the poet of love, women and political anger
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Flower swordsman
د.ا7.10The Swordsman of Flowers is a collection of prose texts that combines irony and sadness and expresses issues of freedom and human oppression
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