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Duaa Abdelrahman

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Duaa Abdelrahman
Born (1979-11-11) November 11, 1979 (age 47)
Giza Governorate, Egypt
Occupation(s)Author, novelist, short story writer
Known forRomance novels, short stories

Duaa Abdelrahman (; born 11 November 1979) is an Egyptian author known for her contributions to romance novelist and short story writer genres. At the beginning of her writing journey, she used the pen name Mashair Ghalia, with her literature frequently categorized under "social romance."

Her first novel, I Met My Husband on the Bus (Iktashaftu Zawji fe al-Autobees), debuted in 2011. Subsequent publications include Rape, But Under One Roof (Ightisab Wa Laken Taht Saqf Wahed), Not in the Dreams (Wala Fi al-Ahlam), Execution Time (Ma’ Waqt al-Tanfeeth), along with a collection of short stories.

Life and education

Born in Giza Governorate, Egypt, on 11 November 1979, Duaa Abdelrahman earned a bachelor's degree in Business and also completed a diploma at the Higher Institute of Islamic Studies.

Works

  • Rape, But Under One Roof (original title: Ightisab wa Laken Taht Saqf Wahed)
  • Not in the Dreams (original title: Wala Fe al-Ahlam) – This work is distinguished by its use of both standard Arabic and Egyptian Arabic in dialogue, characterized by a straightforward narrative style.
  • I Met My Husband on the Bus (original title: Iktashaftu Zawji fe al-Autobees) – Abdelrahman’s inaugural novel portrays authentic experiences of young adults within Arab culture, blending religious principles with deep emotional themes.
  • Dao Ila Qalilan
  • Heart of the Peacock (2021)
  • (Even) If After a While (original title: Wa Law Ba’d Heen)
  • Execution Time (original title: Waqt al-Tanfeeth) – Delves into dedicated relationships and the simplicity of life while imparting religious reflections through relatable characters.
  • Imago – A fictional narrative examining essential shifts in human nature alongside psychological obstacles.
  • And She Told Me (original title: Wa Qalat Le) – Focuses on schizophrenia and mental health challenges, emphasizing social interactions and providing guidance for husbands supporting their wives.

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