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Ghanima al-Harb

Kuwaiti poet From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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Ghanima Zayd 'Abd Allah al-Harb (born 1949) is a Kuwaiti poet and social worker.

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Ghanima al-Harb was born in 1949 in Kuwait, the daughter of the popular Kuwaiti poet Zaid al-Harb.[1] She graduated with a B.A. in psychology and sociology from Kuwait University in 1974 and worked as a social worker.[2] She published poetry in both classical and contemporary Arabic, and some of her poetry was set to music using the pseudonym Fatat al-Khalij ("Young Woman of the Gulf").[2] English translations of her poems "Escaping from the Coma Cage" and "The Sparkle" were included in the anthology Gathering the tide : an anthology of contemporary Arabian Gulf poetry (2011).[1]

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Bibliography

  • Qasa'id qafas al-ihtilal (Poems on the Cage of the Occupation, poetry). Kuwait: al-Khatt Press, 1991.[2]
  • Hadil al-hamam (The Dove's Coo, poetry). Kuwait: al-Khatt Press, 1993.[2]
  • Ajnihat al-rimal (Wings of the Sands, poetry). Kuwait: al-Khatt Press, 1993.[2]
  • Fi khaymat al-halak (In the Tent of the Pitch Black, poetry). Kuwait: al-Khatt Press, n.d.[2]

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