Syrian writer
Jumana Taha |
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Born | 1941 (age 82–83)
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Occupation(s) | Writer, novelist |
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Jumana Taha (Arabic: جمانة طه; born 1941) is a Syrian writer,[1] member of the Association for Research and Studies, and librarian of the Arab Broadcasting Union.[citation needed] Her books include Juman in Proverbs, a comparative historical study, and the short story collection Sinbad in a Deferred Journey.[2]
Early life and education
Born in Jableh in 1941, Taha lived most of her life in Syria, where she took a degree in Arabic from Damascus University.[3]
Career
Her books include: Seduction of Memories; the novel When the Doors Speak, about the Arab Writers Union in the Syrian capital Damascus; and Encyclopedia of Arab Folk Proverbs: A Comparative Historical Study;[4] Encyclopedia of Masterpieces in Judgment and Proverbs.[5]
Works
Source[6]
- The seduction of memories from travel literature[7]
Novels
- When the Doors Speak (Arabic: عندما تتكلم الأبواب)[8]
Non-fiction
- Encyclopedia of Arabic Folk Proverbs: A Comparative Historical Study[9]
- Encyclopedia of masterpieces in governance and proverbs[10]
Short story collections
- Sinbad in a Deferred Journey (Arabic: سندباد في رحلة مؤجلة: قصص قصيرة)[11]
References