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At the door of the tents – A Poem from Palestine

At the door of the tents And in the darkness The call is lost And the moon commits suicide. Hanan Awwad is a well-known Palestinian poetess and an activist, shares her poem Hanan Awwad is a well-known Palestinian poetess and an activist, advocate, and poet. She is the president and founder of the Palestine section of the

Mirza Qaleech Baig – A Doyen of Sindh Literature

Sindh celebrates today (October 4, 2024) 171st birth anniversary of Mirza Qaleech Baig, who was a prolific writer and is known as doyen of Sindhi literature. Mirza Qaleech Baig was born on October 4, 1853 and passed away on July 3, 1929 Muhammad Habib Sanai Tradition of writing poetry in Sindhi is oldest one and since more than

Sindhi Koki – celebrating flavours and memories from a Sindhi kitchen

If you’ve ever had a Sindhi friend, chances are you would have definitely tasted the koki. The journey from Sindh to Gujarat When all is lost, what does one hold on to? A photograph, a piece of heirloom, an important document? During the Partition of 1947, over 700,000 Sindhi Hindus were forced to leave their homeland, what

I Chose a Dream! – Poetry from Albania

I invited for dinner all the sleep’s dreams To see who spoke with the heart I circled around them, close I came I called the sweetest dream by name. Shire Dhima, a poetess, born in Albania, and currently based in Greece, shares her poetry Shire Dhima was born on January 27, 1963 in Kuçovë (Albania). She

Mohamed Baraka in (The Lady's Tavern): Is it True that Love is Overwhelming?

I almost claim that the art of autobiography in Arabic literature has been greatly wronged by its writers, who have taken it out of the framework of history, documentation, and written confession, into the space of beautifying the writing selves, improving faded images, and even inventing fake histories that rely on ignorance of the