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نجيب محفوظ الطريق و الصدى

Ali Salas

الاغتصاب

Saadallah Wannous

رحلة حنظلة

يا بنات إسكندرية

Edwar Al-Kharrat

طبول المطر

Ismail Kadare

باب الساحة

Sahar Khalifeh

حيطان عالية

إيفي بريست

تيودور فونتانه

الأجراس

آيرس مردوخ

رباعيّة بحر الخصوبة 1 - ثلج الربيع

Yukio Mishima

فتاه اسمها ناوومي

Jun'ichirō Tanizaki

المرأة العسراء

Peter Handke

مخلوقات الأشواق الطائرة و محطة السكة الحديد

انخطاف لول ف شتاين

Marguerite Duras

أبواب المدينة

Elias Khoury

قصّة حب

Erich Segal

عالم العناكب 2 - الدلتا

كولن ولسون

ما بعد الحياة

رحلة غاندي الصغير

تحت الشبكة

قصة مدينة الحجر

من أعاد دورونتين

المركب

Ghāʼib Ṭuʻmah Farmān

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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

Books by Dar Al Adab

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

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