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شرف

أليف شافاك

مفتاح لنجوى

Fatin al-Murr

لوليتا

Vladimir Nabokov

ظلال الجفر

وليد أحمد دماج

الغريب

Albert Camus

لا أحد يعرف زمرة دمه

Maya Abu-Alhayyat

مينا

Sahar Mandour

مملكة الفراشة

Waciny Laredj

ياسين قلب الخلافة

عبد الإله بن عرفة

فراشات لابتسامة بوذا

Chawki Bazih

عشب الأيّام ج3

ذهب أزرق ج2

أسئلة النقد والشعرية العربية

سامي سويدان

لعبة الأوراق و النور ج1

القمع السياسي

Afif Farraj

أرق الروح

Yumna Al-Eid

جبل الزنابق

Samar Yazbek

حكاية صفيّة

Laila al-Othman

طائر أزرق نادر يحلّق معي

Youssef Fadel

طوق الياسمين

الأيام المخمورة

Saadallah Wannous

صاحبة الدار شهرزاد

Hanan al-Shaykh

ابن الخطيب في روضة طه

تحت العريشة

Hyam Yared Schoucair

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Dar Al Adab for publishing and distribution was founded in 1956 by Dr. Souheil Idriss. It is one of the oldest publishing houses in the Middle East.The house is a family enterprise, independent of any political party or governmental support. It publishes novels either originally written in Arabic or international ones translated into Arabic. It also houses the prestigious literary magazine "Al-Adab"; a register of all modern writings: plays, poetry, literary critique. It is an open vision of cultural exchange and a weapon against fanaticism and integrism. Al-Adab magazine is totally digitalized and online.

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Dar Al Adab has a total of 736 distinct books and 748 distinct editions on kotobli

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