The book brings together some of the finest examples of the short story genre, which began to flourish in Arabic literature starting from the 20th century. This collection includes 34 diverse short stories written by 24 authors from different parts of the Arab world, standing out with its thematic richness and narrative depth.
Each story draws the reader into a different world, offering an opportunity to explore the emotional, thought-provoking, and artistic aspects of Arabic literature. The authors featured in this book have made original contributions to the short story genre and have played a significant role in its development through their literary expertise.
A unique feature of the book is the inclusion of a glossary, accessible via a QR code inside the book, which explains words and expressions specific to local dialects encountered in the texts. This makes the content especially accessible and useful for learners of Arabic.
With its rich content, literary value, and educational aspect, this book is a high-quality reference work that appeals both to literature enthusiasts and to those who wish to deepen their understanding of the Arabic language. (The book is suitable for readers at a B1–B2 language proficiency level.)
