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Anas Abu Rahma

Anas Abu Rahma (Arabic: أنس أبو رحمة; born 1985 in Ramallah, Palestine) is a children's author He has published a poetry collection under the title Diwan Hijab and has also published books for children like The Yellow Corn Inn (original title: Nazl al-Thura al-Safra’) and (We are) Going to (original title: Thahiboun ila), as well as other books, Sheep and Wool (original title: Kharouf wa Soof), (We are) Very Hungry (original title: Ja’oun Jidan) and others. He has also written several articles for websites on the Internet.

Anas Abu Rahma

Name
Anas Abu Rahma
Born
December 1985
Birthplace
Ramallah, Palestine
Spouse
Lobna Hamdan Taha
Awards
Arab Publishers Award 2016 The Etisalat Award 2019
Nationality
Palestine
Occupation
writer · poet

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Anas Abu Rahma (Arabic: أنس أبو رحمة; born 1985 in Ramallah, Palestine) is a children's author He has published a poetry collection under the title Diwan Hijab and has also published books for children like The Yellow Corn Inn (original title: Nazl al-Thura al-Safra’) and (We are) Going to (original title: Thahiboun ila), as well as other books, Sheep and Wool (original title: Kharouf wa Soof), (We are) Very Hungry (original title: Ja’oun Jidan) and others. He has also written several articles for websites on the Internet.

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  2. 02Honours and memberships
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