- AED 25The Struggle of the Zend Princes and the Demise of the King H.H. Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi
- AED 50The History of Al Ya'ariba in Oman H.H. Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi
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- AED 20The Audacious H.H. Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi
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- AED 35Kite Boy Ara Go
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- AED 30Good bye fish Judith Koppens
- AED 30Water Stalk Maryam Saqr Al Qasimi
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- AED 40The Noise of Time Julian Barnes
- AED 60Tongue Twists Fatima Sharafeddine
- AED 40My early life (Sard Al That) H.H. Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi
- AED 70Adults Are Not Allowed To Go In Ghaida Asilan
- AED 35Evening Adventurers Ann Brown
- AED 30Good bye fish Judith Koppens
- AED 37Out in five days Mohamed El Temawy
- AED 66“Tolerance Question” Mohamed Bechari
- AED 35Messages in different times Nadia Najjar, Nora Al Kori
- AED 35When the air thinks Elyazia Khalifa
- AED 35The Strange Basket Nadia Alnajjar
- AED 66Gasaq (Twilight) Nature Novel Noora Al Tenaiji
- AED 37Eucalyptus Tree Akram Al Deek
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Sharjah24: During their participation at the ongoing 40th edition of Sharjah International Book Fair (SIBF), the Emirates Publishers Association (EPA) has unveiled the logo, vision and brand identity of the Menassah Distribution Company, which was announced earlier in May fllowing the directives of His Highness Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Muhammed Al Qasimi, Member of the Supreme Council and Ruler of Sharjah, to boost the entry of UAE publishers into regional and international markets.
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One Thousand and One Nights, or more popularly known as Arabian Nights, is a collection of Middle Eastern and South Asian folktales which was brought together in Arabic during the Islamic Golden Age. One Thousand and One Nights is a prime example of the rich and varied literary production during this time, which ranged from the seventh to the twelfth centuries, when most of the Arabic-speaking world saw a scientific, economic, and cultural boom.
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It's certainly worth taking the time to savour some of the beauties of Arabic literature if you want to go a little further into the Arab world and experience another side of its rich past and culture. For a taste of what's on offer, here are three recommendations. You don't need to learn Arabic to read them; but, once you do, you might be inclined to do so. They are all available in English translation.