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Ahmad al-Hilali

Ahmad al-Hilali (Arabic: آحمد الهلالي) is a Saudi writer, born in Halat Ammar in the Tabuk in 1974. He has works as a writer in the Makkah newspaper, and has published many literary and critical books. One of the most notable novels he published is Sidra al-Muntaha, and a book entitled Literary clubs: emergence and development, and the impact of creating cultural awareness.

Ahmad al-Hilali

Name
Ahmad al-Hilali
Born
1974
Birthplace
Saudi Arabia
Education
Bachelor's degree Master's degree Doctorate degree
Occupation
Member of the teaching staff at Taif University Member of the Board of Directors of Taif Literary Club

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Ahmad al-Hilali (Arabic: آحمد الهلالي) is a Saudi writer, born in Halat Ammar in the Tabuk in 1974. He has works as a writer in the Makkah newspaper, and has published many literary and critical books. One of the most notable novels he published is Sidra al-Muntaha, and a book entitled Literary clubs: emergence and development, and the impact of creating cultural awareness.

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