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The English version of the novel "Moon Ladies" by Omani writer Joukhha Al-Harthy won the annual "Man Booker" award in Britain, which is awarded annually to translated works. The Moon Ladies were published in Arabic in 2010 by the Beirut House of Letters, and were later translated into English by the American author and academic Marilyn Booth entitled Celestial Pades.

"The Moon women have three sisters in the village of Awafi in Amman, who is married to Abdullah after breaking her heart, and names that marry a sense of duty, and Khawla, who rejects all offers of marriage while waiting for her lover," the Irish Times reported. Who migrated to Canada.These three women and their families were witnesses to the development of Oman from a traditional society to a society that redefines itself slowly after the colonial era, a story that is structured and elegantly structured and tells about Amman's progress through the perspective of love and loss for one family. What the Jury said about the novel: "An insight into the imagination, rich and common A society undergoing transition and a previously mysterious life. "

"Women of the Moon" is the second novel of Jouja Al-Harithi, where she immerses us through the events of the Omani society, rituals and customs, and paints figures with realistic and symbolic loads rooted in the events of a vital confrontation between forces that aspire to change the structures of the past and inherited traditions. People are forced to block the shifts imposed by the times and the law of movement. The Women of the Moon tells the story of a society and its historical and social changes. It also tries to say a lot about the social, economic and cultural changes and political conflicts, the relationship between women and women, women and men, women themselves with the transformations of their bodies in adulthood, And the relationship of everyone to the changes and changes in reality, where the situations of disappointment and longing and the sense of alienation and clinging to dreams or loss, and reincarnation roles played by parents with children.

The 41-year-old Omani writer holds a doctorate in Arabic literature from the University of Edinburgh, and has 10 books, three of them novels, and has won the Sultan Qaboos Prize for Culture, Arts and Literature in the 2016 novel.


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