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Awda Ela Baghdad

By Ahmed Rafal Al-Khalil

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  • Return To Baghdad Is An Emotional, Character-Driven Narrative That Explores The Profound Concepts Of Displacement, Homeland Identity, And Nostalgia. Author Ahmed Rafal Al-Khalil Builds A Moving Framework That Captures A Dual Psychological Tragedy. The Novel Acts As A Collective Voice For Those Who Have Been Forced To Leave Their Country Yet Spend Their Lives Dreaming Of The Day They Can Finally Return. At The Same Time, It Looks At The Silent Pain Of Those Who Feel Completely Isolated And Alienated Inside Their Own Homeland, Constantly Dreaming Of The Day They Can Escape. Written In Expressive And Poignant Arabic Prose, The Story Highlights The Socio-Political Scars Of Modern Iraq, Tracking How Changing Environments Reshape An Individual'S Sense Of Belonging.
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  • Publisher Dar Siftoor / Satour For Publishing And Distribution
  • Vendor BORDERS
  • Release Date 19 Dec 2020
  • Pages 159 Pages
  • Format Paperback
  • Age 18+
  • Width 14.3 cm
  • Height 1.3 cm
  • Language Arabic
  • Weight 197 g
  • Barcode 9789922628035