Who is Jumana Haddad

Who is Jumana Haddad

Introduction to Juman Haddad:

    Joumana Haddad is a Lebanese writer and journalist. Here are the most important information about her:

    * Nickname: Joumana Haddad, full real name, Joumana Haddad, country of origin, Lebanon, date of birth, December 6, 1970, place of birth, Lebanon-Beirut, field of fame, writing and journalism, Joumana Haddad, her family, born in Beirut on December 6  The first was in 1970, and he obtained a BA in Biological Sciences in 1992 from the Lebanese University, a certificate in Italian language teaching in 2003 from the University of Siena in Italy, and a master's degree in translation in 2006. Spirit.  In Kaslik, Beirut, he speaks seven languages ​​fluently: Arabic, French, English, Italian, Spanish, German and Armenian.

    * She works as a writer, translator and journalist, working for the Lebanese newspaper An-Nahar, responsible for the cultural aspect, a professor at the American University of Beirut and an activist in the field of women's rights and advocacy.  He founded Jasd Al Thaqafia magazine, which specializes in body arts, arts and sciences. The 100 most influential people in the world come from CEO Middle East, a member of the Dot for the Empowerment of Rural Women, and a member of the Marsh Advisory Board that campaigns for freedom of expression  In Lebanon and a member of the Board of Trustees of the Booker Arab Prize for Fiction.

    * Jumana Haddad's poetic works Poetry was the most common field in which Jumana Haddad wrote and published more than 10 poetic works, and the following is her statement:

    Diwan A Time to Dream: The Diwan was published in 1995 in Beirut.  The Diwan's Invitation to the Secret Supper: Issued in 1998 by Dar Al-Nahar for Publishing and Distribution in Beirut.  Divan in the Abyss: This book was published in 2000 AD.  From Dar Al-Nahar for Publishing and Distribution in Beirut.  Diwan Not Enough for Us: This Diwan was published in 2003, and it is an anthology of poetry published by Kaf Noun House in Cairo.

    Diwan Odeh Al-Lait: It was first published in 2004 by Dar Al-Nahar in Beirut, and for the second time in 2007 in Cairo by Afaq House.  Diwan of the Hidden Tiger on the Shoulders: It was published in 2007. It is an anthology of poetry published by Dar Al-Takhlaf and Dar Al-Uloom Al-Arabi in Algeria.  Diwan of Bad Habits: Launched in 2007, it is an anthology of poetry published by the High Authority for Cultural Palaces in Cairo.

    - Diwan Mirrors Transliteration in a Dream: It was launched in 2008 by Dar Al-Nahar Publishing and Dar Al-Ulum Al-Arabi, and it was published by Afaq House in Cairo in 2010.  Diwan Al-Jim book: published by the Arab House of Science in 2011 in Beirut.  Bruzi Lajman Haddad Juman Haddad wrote many prose works that deal with the issue of women, and here are the most important ones in detail: This is how I killed Scheherazade: This book was published in 2010 by Al-Saqi House in London and was published in 13 countries around the world and has been translated into 12 languages.

    * Superman Arabic: Published in 2012 by Westbourne Press in London, first in English and then translated into many languages, including Arabic, French, Italian, Spanish, Croatian and others.  Companions of Fire Thieves: Launched in 2007 by Dar Al-Nahar for Publishing and Distribution in Beirut, where the writer is interviewing many international writers whose books have spread around the world, some of whom won the Nobel Prize.  Cage: Released in 2014, the book deals with many women's issues and their suffering throughout her life.

    * The third type: what Plato recommended before his death, launched in 2015, addresses sensitive issues in sexuality and is the intimate acknowledgment of seven personal experiences.  Translations by Juman Haddad Juman Haddad also works on translations from Italian and other languages, and his translations are: Touches of Shadow: A collection of poetry by the Italian poet Emmanuel Menardo, published in 2002, translated from Italian and published by the Arab Institute for the Arabic Language.  Studies and publications in Beirut.  Beirut When She Was Crazy: Published in 2003. A novel by the Italian writer Antonio Ferrari, translated from Italian.

    It was launched by Dar Al-Nahar for publishing and distribution in Beirut.  Where is the Burns River: Published in 2006, it is a book dedicated to an anthology of contemporary Lebanese poetry in Spanish.  Death will come and your eyes will receive it: A book was published in 2007 about the lives of one hundred and fifty poets who committed suicide in the twentieth century. The book was published by Dar Al-Nahar and Dar Al-Arabiya for study.  Beirut.  Interviews Juman Haddad Jumana Haddad has interviewed many international writers and here are some of the most prominent personalities she spoke to:

    * José Saramago is a famous Portuguese writer and winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature.  Umberto Eco: Italian writer and philosopher, scholar of philosophy and the Middle Ages.  Paulo Coelho: A famous Brazilian writer known especially for his novel The Alchemist.  Peter Handke: Austrian writer and writer, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature.  Quotations from Jumana Haddad's poems The following are some quotes from the words of the writer Jumana Haddad: A poem about bad habits:

    * He said that love is like a game and it always fails, and he said it is a bad habit that he does not dare to cure.  She said that she was afraid of the light, although the night she spent was not small.  She is content with her loneliness and does not care about her company, but falls from the clouds as rain brings her to her land A poem about your country on this scorching night: a strange stranger arming your loneliness that crosses the fields in search of the birds of the woods, your light loneliness like grandchildren who have not crossed the threshold of imagination, where do you support your star when you hunt darkness  ?  Where are you shining, strange star?  Awards Joumana Haddad received many awards during her journalistic career, the details of which are below:

    * Arab Journalism Award: won in 2006. North-South Poetry Award: Awarded in October 2009 in Pescara, Italy.  Beirut 39 Project Prize: In 2009, she was selected as one of the 39 most prominent Arab women writers under the age of 39 for the Beirut 39 Project. Blue Metropolis Prize: It is the Al Majidi Bin Dhaher Prize for Arabic Literature, which is in 2010 in Montreal, Canada.  Rodolfo Gentile Award: received in August 2010 in Porto Recanati, Italy.

    * The International Cotoli Prize for Journalism, which he received in November 2021 in Sicily, Italy.  Honorary Ambassador for Culture and Human Rights: In 2013, she was appointed Honorary Ambassador for Culture and Human Rights in the Middle East by the Mayor of Naples, Italy.  Poetic Journey Award: from the Archicultura Foundation, also received in 2014 in Piedmont, Italy.