Gladys Matar  كلاديس مطر
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Gladys interviewed by Sana, Syrian Arab News Agency
Interview by Poet and Critic, Samar Mahfouz
Articles on Gladys Matar: Center For Women's Equality  Al-Akhbar Newspaper   Alitthad Newspaper  Arab Union Writers Magazine  Arabic Story  Lionized By The Jordanian American Association Woman Gate  Kikah  Christian Syrian Celebrities  The Syrian Story   Wapedia   Article In Al-Daleel   Damascus Center for Theoretical and Civil Rights Studies
Interviews With Gladys Matar:  Al-Tthawra Newspaper  Prestige Magazine  Adabarabi  Esyria  Copts United  Shouroq Magazine Shouroq magazine ENGLISH
Articles By The Author  Al Watanvoice  Adabarabi (With Dr. Bassam Frangieh, Palestinian –Syrian Professor)  Jehat (With Mr. Adel Kibir Minaoui , Moroccan Writer)  Jdar (With Mr. Muhammad El- Meziny, Saudi Novelist)  Algomhoria Magazine    Assafir Newspaper  Doroob  Aleftoday  Political Thought Magazine  Al- Maoukeef Al-Adady  Donia Al-Raii  Al-Jazirah  Armeea  Sp-Arts  Al- Maoukeef Al-Adady  La quarantaine

Where To Purchase Books By Gladys Matar
Adabwafan, online store for Arabic books  
Neelwafurat, online store for Arabic books

Arabic Literary Links
Arabic literature, literary works written in the Arabic language. The great body of Arabic literature includes works by Arabic speaking Turks, Persians, Syrians, Egyptians, Indians, Jews, and other Africans and Asians, as well as the Arabs themselves.

The first significant Arabic literature was produced during the medieval golden age of lyric poetry, from the 4th to the 7th cent.

The poems are strongly personal qasida, or odes, often very short, with some longer than 100 lines. They treat the life of the tribe and themes of love, fighting, courage, and the chase.  The poet speaks directly, not romantically, of nature and the power of God. (To read more, click here...)

• Open Directory Project Directory of Arabic Literature            
• Columbia University Arabic Literature Links           
• Middle East & Islamic Studies Collection, Cornell University            
• Banipal: Magazine Of Modern Arab Literature            
• Arab Literature In English             
• Arabic Literature From Answers.com