To date, it has sold over a million copies across the Arabic-speaking world. She married a Lebanese journalist and moved to Beirut, where she published her first novel, Memory in the Flesh (Zakirat al Jassad) in 1993. ahlam mosteghanemi 7ikayat lo3bat al a9dar riwayat lo3bat al akdar hikayat maroc modhika antichristos Kotobi. 1 2 Summary edit The novel revolves around a fifty-year-old Lebanese millionaire who fell in love with an Algerian singer by the name of Hala El-Wafi, at the age of twenty-seven. in Sociology from the Sorbonne in Paris (her thesis was published by L’Harmattan as Algerie, Femmes et l’Ecriture), where she had moved in the late 1970s. Black Suits You so Well is a novel by Algerian novelist Ahlam Mosteghanemi, published in 2012 by Dar Nofal. in Arabic Literature from the University of Algiers in 1973, and also published her first poetry collection, Ala’ Marfa Al Ayam (the harbour of days). In the late 1960s and early 1970s, she became one of the first Algerian Arabic writers, broadcasting her poetry on national radio to support her family due to her father’s ill-health. After independence, in 1962, the family returned to Algeria, where Mosteghanemi was sent to the country’s first Arabic-language school.

When the Algerian war broke out in 1954, her family home in Tunisia became a central meeting point for resistance fighters allied to the Algerian People’s Party including her father and cousins.

Ahlam Mosteghanemi (Arabic: أحلام مستغانمي ) is an Algerian author and the first female Algerian author of Arabic-language works to be translated into English.īy the time she was born, Mosteghanemi's father had already been imprisoned after the 1945 riots. By: Browsing Library of Human Sciences - Beirut Shelves, Shelving location: Reading Room - Beirut, Collection code: Arabic Language and.

الأسود يليق بك by Ahlam Mosteghanemi