Messaouda Boubaker (Arabic: مسعودة بنت أحمد بن بوبكر, romanized: Masʿūdah Būbakar; born 19 February 1954) is a Tunisian novelist and short story writer who writes in Arabic.[1][2]
After the Tunisian Revolution, Boubaker joined the country's civil society organizations as a political activist. In response to a young man who told her to stop protesting and go back to her kitchen where she belonged, she wrote a collection of short stories titled Adhal ahki (I Continue Narrating, 2013). Like several other Tunisian women writers she was keen to continue her work, explaining that only death could silence her.[2]
Her novel Perle et ambre (Pearl and Amber, 2005) includes the mystical black African Chama, a descendant of the female magicians of Timbuktu.[3] Among her other novels are Laylat al-ghiyab (1997), Trushqana (1999], Wada‘an Hammurabi (2002), Juman wa ‘anbar ( 2007), al-Alif wa al-nun (2009) and Adhal ahki (2013).[2]
Referencesedit
^"Messaouda Ben Boubaker" (in French). Copains d'avant. Retrieved 18 March 2015.
^ abcDouja Mariem Mamelouk. "Battling Lost Memory: Tunisian Women Write the Revolution". New Middle East. Retrieved 18 March 2015.
^Noirs au Maghreb: enjeux identitaires. KARTHALA Editions. 2012. pp. 81–. ISBN978-2-8111-0808-3.
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messaouda, boubaker, arabic, مسعودة, بنت, أحمد, بن, بوبكر, romanized, masʿūdah, būbakar, born, february, 1954, tunisian, novelist, short, story, writer, writes, arabic, native, nameمسعودة, بنت, أحمد, بن, بوبكرborn, 1954, february, 1954, occupationwriter, novel. Messaouda Boubaker Arabic مسعودة بنت أحمد بن بوبكر romanized Masʿudah Bubakar born 19 February 1954 is a Tunisian novelist and short story writer who writes in Arabic 1 2 Messaouda BoubakerNative nameمسعودة بنت أحمد بن بوبكرBorn 1954 02 19 February 19 1954 age 70 OccupationWriter NovelistLanguageArabicNationalityTunisianCitizenshipTunisia After the Tunisian Revolution Boubaker joined the country s civil society organizations as a political activist In response to a young man who told her to stop protesting and go back to her kitchen where she belonged she wrote a collection of short stories titled Adhal ahki I Continue Narrating 2013 Like several other Tunisian women writers she was keen to continue her work explaining that only death could silence her 2 Her novel Perle et ambre Pearl and Amber 2005 includes the mystical black African Chama a descendant of the female magicians of Timbuktu 3 Among her other novels are Laylat al ghiyab 1997 Trushqana 1999 Wada an Hammurabi 2002 Juman wa anbar 2007 al Alif wa al nun 2009 and Adhal ahki 2013 2 References edit Messaouda Ben Boubaker in French Copains d avant Retrieved 18 March 2015 a b c Douja Mariem Mamelouk Battling Lost Memory Tunisian Women Write the Revolution New Middle East Retrieved 18 March 2015 Noirs au Maghreb enjeux identitaires KARTHALA Editions 2012 pp 81 ISBN 978 2 8111 0808 3 nbsp nbsp This article about a Tunisian writer or poet is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Messaouda Boubaker amp oldid 1167316678, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
