Jadaliyya Revamps Arabic Section

Jadaliyya has revamped its Arabic section and reappears today with a bouquet of posts that reflect, in their variety and their approach, the open, critical and ambitious space Jadaliyya established more than a year and a half ago for writers and readers alike. Our bouquet reflects our trajectory as we move forward:

Ibtisam Azem interviews Lebanese novelist Huda Barakat

Nasser Rabat writes about the history and politics of public squares in the Arab world.

Brahim ElGuabli contemplates Ibn Rushd’s posthumous journey.

Ismail Nashif looks at the work of the Palestinian artist Anisa Ashkar.

Soha Farouk translates Shana Marshall and Joshua Stacher's article on the Egyptian Military’s Economic Empire.

Ahmed Farouk translates excerpts from Walter Benjamin’s Berlin Childhood Around 1900.

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