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Suhayl Idrīs

Lebanese writer
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    Arabic literature
    / The 20th century and beyond

    …established by the Lebanese writer Suhayl Idrīs specifically to forward such an approach. Beginning in the 1950s, a great deal of committed literature was penned by Arab writers; topics such as the Palestinian people provided a natural focus for such writing, but the goals of the Arab peoples and their…

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    …established by the Lebanese writer Suhayl Idrīs specifically to forward such an approach. Beginning in the 1950s, a great deal of committed literature was penned by Arab writers; topics such as the Palestinian people provided a natural focus for such writing, but the goals of the Arab peoples and their…

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