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Farouk Wadi, whose full name is
Farouk Muhammad Ahmad Wadi (born on April 14, 1949 in Al-Bireh, Ramallah - died
on September 19, 2022 in Lisbon), is a Palestinian writer, novelist, and
critic.
his biography
Farouk Muhammad Ahmad Wadi was born
in the Palestinian city of Al-Bireh on April 14, 1949, to a Palestinian family
who had fled from the village of Al-Muzaira’a following the Nakba in 1948. He
obtained a bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of Jordan in
1972, and moved between several Arab cities, including Amman, Beirut, and
Damascus. He worked for 35 years in Palestinian cultural institutions.
His writings
He has a number of books, namely:
Exile, my love, a collection of
short stories, 1976.
A Way to the Sea, a novel, 1980.
Three Signs in the Palestinian
Novel: Ghassan Kanafani, Emile Habibi, Jabra Ibrahim Jabra, 1985.
The Scent of Summer, 1993.
"Manasels of the Heart",
1997.
"Sunbird", 2006.
"Biography of the Shadow",
2008.
"Beirut's rooster calls the
call to prayer at noon - The Book of War", 2015.
“The Bed of the Longing”, 2019.
“Soudad.. The Abyss of the Gazelle,”in 2022.
his death
Farouk Wadi passed away on Monday,
September 19, 2022, in the Portuguese capital, Lisbon, at the age of about 73,
after a struggle with illness.
On September 19, 2022, the
Palestinian Ministry of Culture mourned the writer Farouk Wadi, and the
Palestinian Minister of Culture, Atef Abu Saif, said: “Palestinian and Arab
culture is losing one of its most prominent symbols that enriched the cultural
scene with its literary creations, and enriched the library with its cultural,
critical and narrative visions, and that Wadi’s legacy will remain as firm as
the mountains of our country.” lofty.”
On September 20, 2022, the
Palestinian Ministry of Culture organized a stand of silence and mourning at
the entrance to the “Twelfth Palestine International Book Fair” to mourn the
passing of Farouk Wadi, and the Palestinian Minister of Culture, Atef Abu Seif,
said during the stand: “Wadi left a great legacy for generations, as a critic,
novelist, and creator. Exhibition The Palestine International Bookstore loses
one of the most important figures of Palestinian culture whose books graced the
shelves of this exhibition. This is a sad moment for our people, and it is a
painful moment for us as intellectuals, writers, and workers in the cultural
field, as we lost a compass pointing to Palestine, and to the role of the true
intellectual, the committed vanguard, who belongs to his people and his cause.
And the Palestine International Book Fair, in coordination with the publishers
who published Wadi's works, will organize a symposium for signing in absentia
for his novel (Sudad - The Abyss of the Gazelle), because the absent remains
present among us. We must remain loyal to everyone who contributed to our
Palestinian literature and our national cause.
And the Palestinian writer and
novelist Ibrahim Nasrallah wrote on September 19, 2022: “The pain of Farouk’s
departure, this beloved who most celebrates life and all that is beautiful and
free in it, Farouk, the great and noble creator who lived great and left great.
He completes the heart and his torment to leave far from us, in Portugal At the
time when we were organizing to celebrate his latest novel (Sudad - The Abyss
of the Gazelle) after two days, the last news Farouk heard was the news that a
number of Palestinian creators signed his latest novel on his behalf, at the
Palestine International Book Fair, all thanks to them, your participation was
The last beautiful news that Farouk heard and made his heart happy.
The Palestinian poet and novelist
Ghassan Zaqtan said: “Today Farouk Wadi passed away... one of the most
beautiful Palestinian writers and the closest to the heart. We were in the
Mediterranean booth at the Palestine Book Fair, talking about him, his
beautiful language, his loving spirit, and proposing to sign his new book,
which he did not reach.
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