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Helena and the Sheikh
The author holds a PhD in Islamic law and has multiple Islamic publications. In this book, the author attempts to simplify the doctrinal issues of women in a narrative form. The book deals with jurisprudential issues related to women in Islam in the form of a storytelling between Helena the French who loves the Arabic language, who meets the Sheikh by chance. A dialogue begins between them and inquiries about the jurisprudential rulings related to women in Islam, as stated in the index: Etiquette, Sunnahs of Instinct, Rulings of ablution, Washing provisions, The provisions of menstruation, Prayer Rulings, Forgetfulness in prayer, Praying while traveling, Salat elisikhara, congregational prayer for women, Funeral provisions, Zakat rulings, Zakat al-Fitr, Fasting provisions, Fasting nullifiers, voluntary fasting, i'tikaf, , Rulings on Hajj and Umrah, Hajj Questions, Terms of sale, Questions about engagement and marriage, Divorce and waiting, Husband's obedience, marital intercourse, wife alimony, Breastfeeding provisions, Custody of children... Inheritances... Ordinances and Sunnahs
Perspectives on the Contemporary Novel
I am introducing the kind reader to a sample selection of studies on the contemporary novel. Egyptian, Ghanaian, British, Portuguese, Sudanese, and Canadian, the novels, short stories, and film-adaptation of novels discussed range also from ones grappling with man’s plight in an ever traumatized and traumatizing world to national and international politics, ecocritical issues, critical, cinematic and translational concerns, the anxiety of resistance and coexistence, geocritical horizons, and third-culture parameters. Table of Contents Dedication. Preface. Chapter One: Scatology in the Postcolonial Ghanaian and Egyptian Novel Chapter Two: A Geocritical Reading of Some of Alice Munro’s Short Stories Chapter Three: A Cixousian Reading of Alice Munro’s and Mohja Kahf’s Short Stories Chapter Four: The Anxiety of Resistance and Coexistence in Leila Aboulela’s The Translator. Error! Bookmark not defined. Chapter Five: A Reading of Jose Saramago’s Blindness in the Context of Ecocriticism Chapter Six: The Problematics of Translating Literary Criticism Chapter Seven: The Poetry of Science Writing: the Panacea of the Third Culture in Ian McEwan’s Saturday. Works Cited
Resistance and Coexistence In Some of Leila Abuolela’s Fictional Works
This book examines three fictional works by the writer Laila Abu Al-Ela, including two novels: “The Translator,” and “The Generosity of the Enemies,” and the other is a short story: the Ostrich. The research proposes the hypothesis that the selected fictional works present a balanced map of human relations through a perspective that calls for coexistence between cultures of multiple races and origins, and does not contradict the concept of resistance to a dominant mono-Western culture. This thesis is divided into an introduction, three chapters, and a conclusion. In the introduction, a simplified presentation of some of the theories influencing the writing of literature, such as the ...
The Gulf Directory
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الاستراتيجيات المتبعة في ترجمة الشعر الغنائي نظما ونثرا من اللغة الانجليزية إلى اللغة العربية
تعدُّ ترجمة الشّعر إحدى أنواع التّرجمة الأدبيّة وأكثرها صعوبةً علي الإطلاق؛ ولذلك فقد أثارت ترجمة الشعر الكثير من الخلافات. وتتمثّل هذه الخلافات في أنّ الكثير من الباحثين في مجال ترجمة الشّعر يشيرون إلى صعوبة ترجمة الشّعر من الإنجليزيّة إلى العربيّة أو العكس، أو أنّ الشّعر غيرُ قابلٍ للتّرجمة. وتكمن صعوبات التّرجمة فيما يتميّز به الشّعر على صعيد المفردات ومدلولاتها، والتّراكيب، ...
The Emergence Of Qatar
First published in 2006. The history of Qatar from the Portuguese bombardment of 1627 to the conclusion of the Treaty of 1916 is a hitherto untold story of destructions, wars, battles, conflicts, intrigues, conspiracy and strategic contests originating in the ashes of the north-west coast of the peninsula and brought to a conclusion at al-Bida (later Doha). The present work examines the years of frustration and upheaval that led to the emergence of Qatar
Translating Frantz Fanon Across Continents and Languages
This book provides an innovative look at the reception of Frantz Fanon’s texts, investigating how, when, where and why these—especially his seminal Les Damnés de la Terre (1961) —were first translated and read. Building on renewed interest in the author’s works in both postcolonial studies and revolutionary movements in recent years, as well as travelling theory, micro-history and histoire croisée interests in Translation Studies, the volume tells the stories of translations of Fanon’s texts into twelve different languages – Arabic, Danish, English, German, Italian, Norwegian, Persian, Polish, Russian, Serbo-Croatian, Swahili and Swedish – bringing both a historical and multi...
