Arabic

فتنة الرؤوس والنسوة

سالم حميش 

الذئب الأسود

Hanna Mina

المرأة ذات الثوب الأسود

حارة الشحادين

مجازات

Bachir Qamari

مئة عام من الرواية النسائيّة العربيّة

Bouthaina Shaaban

عصافير النيل

Ibrahim Aslan

الغثيان

جان بول سارتر

الحب المستحيل

Moussa Ould Ebnou

الفم الكرزي

قالت ضحى

Bahaa Taher

يا سلام

Najwa Barakat

أصوات الحداثة

Edwar Al-Kharrat

الخباء

Miral al-Tahawy

English

The Stone of Laughter

Hoda Barakat

جارتي تسحب ستارها

Mohamed El Baridi

حارث المياه

الرجل الذي يكره نفسه

البطل في ثلاثية سهيل إدريس

سهيل الشملي

الظهر العاري

هنرييت عبودي

الباذنجانة الزرقاء

خريف الأحلام

Fadi Koshakji

المغامرة الأخيرة

أبنية متطايرة

Children's Book

Biography or Memoir

Nonfiction

Fiction

Poetry

Graphic Novels, Comic Books, Illustrated Books, and Manga

Palestine

Lebanon

Egypt

Syria

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Saudi Arabia

Tunisia

Algeria

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Art and Art History

Environment, Health, and Science

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Journalism and Media Studies

Literary Theory and Criticism

Political, Cultural, and Social History

Religion and Spirituality

Feminism and Gender

Anthropology and Society

Music

Politics

Psychology

Philosophy

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.

Dar Al Adab

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

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