Amal Farah
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| Amal Farah | |
|---|---|
| Born | 20th century |
| 🏳️ Citizenship | Egypt |
| 💼 Occupation | Journalist, writer |
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Amal Farah is an Egyptian writer and one of Egypt's most influential children's writers. She received many awards and honors for her work in the field of children's writing, including the UNESCO International Prize for Tolerance in Children's Books for the book "Have bluff" in 2002. The International "Epi" award for distinguished children's books in the field of disability for the book "The Fund" in 2004, and the Suzanne Mubarak Award The first in children's literature twice. She is also a publisher, an educational expert who writes and supervises the editing of the publications of Dar "Shajara"[1] for publishing children's books (the name was changed to Dar "Ashjar"), which she founded with her husband, plastic artist Magdy El Kafrawy in 2014. Before that, she held the position of Deputy Director Editing of Mickey magazine in its Egyptian edition issued by Nahdet Misr and chief editor of all Disney magazines in Egypt, published by the same company.
Amal worked in journalism, children's journalism, writing for puppet theater and songs for children, and participated in works such as the Bakkar series, whose songs were written through six seasons of the series and the songs of the Sesame World series in the 2000 season.
Children's books[edit]
• “Algazala Wa Alsayyad” (The Gazelle and the Hunter), Al-Shorouk Publication.
•”Muthalath Wa Daira” (Triangle and Circle), Al-Shorouk Publication.
• “Alsundook” (Fund), Nahdet Misr.
• “Alalwan” (Colors) Nahdet Misr.
• “Kitta Takoolu Bikhao” (A cat says Bkhaw) Nahdet Misr.
• “Alwalad Wa Alssala” (The Boy and the Basket), Nahdet Misr.
• “Kitar La Yakool Toooot” (A train does not say Toooot), Nahdet Misr.
• “Kaifa Ikhtafa Aakhir Aldainasoorat” (How did the last dinosaurs disappear), Nahdet Misr
• “Nukoosh Ghareeba” (Strange inscriptions), UNESCO.
• “Sara Albibromya” (Sarah Al-Bebromia), Shagara Publication, Egypt, 2015.
• “Muthakkirat Fatat” (Memoirs of a Girl), Dar Shagara Publication, Egypt, 2015.
• “Alsaeed Lail Wa Alshams” (Mr. Night and the Sun), Shagara Publication, Egypt, 2015.
• “Nukta” (Point), Shagara Publication, Egypt, 2015.
• “Alnihayat Alsaeeda” (Happy Endings), Shagara Publication, Egypt, 2015.
• “Ibitchu” (Ibcho), Shagara Publication, Egypt, 2015.
• “Hatha Ma Hadath” (This is what happened), Shagara Publication, Egypt, 2015.
• “Aureedu An Akoona Sulahfat” (I want to be a turtle), Shagara Publication, Egypt, 2015.
• “Alshams” (The Sun), Shagara Publication, Egypt, 2015.
• “Alrihlahela” (The Journey), Shagara Publication, Egypt, 2015.
• “Alkaajiro” (El Kagero), Shajara Publication, Egypt, 2016.
• “Alwahsh” (The Monester), Shajara Publication, Egypt, 2016.
• “Alaka Mukhtalifa” (A different relationship), Shajara Publication, Egypt, 2016.
• “Ureedu An Apki” (I want to cry), Shajara Publication, Egypt, 2016.
• “Ketaab Mukhtalif Wa Aadie Jidan Jidan”(A very different and ordinary book), Shagara House, Egypt, 2017.
• “El-Khafi” (The hidden), Shajara Publication, Egypt, 2017.
• “Ajras Sageera” (Small Bells), Shagara House, Egypt, 2018.
• “Bitareekatin Ukhra” (In another way), Wa Publication, Emirates, 2019.
• “Al-Modhish” (The Amaze(, Wa Publication, UAE, 2020.
• “Aldaira Dawara” (The circle is rotating), Wa Publication, Emirates, 2020.
Some awards and honors[edit]
• Honor and Certificate of Appreciation, Ministry of Immigration, "Egypt Can Through Education" Conference, Egypt 2018.[2]
• Prize for the best text, "a different and very ordinary book," the Arab Forum for Publishers of Children's Books, UAE, 2018.[3]
• Prize for the best book "Memoirs of a Girl," Arab Thought Foundation, Lebanon 2017.[4]
• Best text award "I want to be a turtle," Etisalat Competition, UAE, 2016.[5]
• Certificate of the International Ibi Honor List for the book "I am a human being," Switzerland, 2012.[6]
• Certificate of the International Episcopal Honor List for the book "Where Did the Last Dinosaurs Disappear," Switzerland, 2008.
• Certificate of the International eBay Honor List, category of distinguished books in disability, for the book "The Fund," Switzerland, 2007.[7]
• Excellence Award for the best text "Where did the last dinosaurs disappear," Suzanne Mubarak Children's Literature Competition, Egypt, 2006.
• Certificate of Appreciation for the text "Strange Inscriptions," the best Arabic text that can be implemented by ten Arab painters, UNESCO Workshop, Lebanon, 2005.
• Excellence Award for the best text "The Box," Suzan Mubarak Children's Literature Competition, Egypt, 2004.
• Certificate of the Egyptian El-Ebi Honor List (National Council for Children and Young People's Books) for the book "The Fund," 2004.
• Certificate of Appreciation for Children's Literature in the Service of Tolerance for "Have.. Bluff", UNESCO, Paris, 2003.[8]
• Silver Award for the song "Masamer," Radio and Television Festival, Egypt, 2001.
• Best TV Program Award for "Nagham Al-Khotwat" Program, Radio and Television Festival, Egypt, 2000.
• First prize for children's songs for the song "The Most Beautiful Thing in the Universe," Radio and Television Festival, Egypt, 1999.
• The second prize for children's songs for the song "Book and Library," from the Radio and Television Festival, Egypt, 1998.
• The third prize for the best song about the October war for the music "Fakreen Yom 6 October", the Egyptian Ministry of Defense, 1998.
• Second Place Prize for Poetry, Cultural Development Fund, Egypt, 1997.
• Prize for the second place for theatrical songs, the General Authority for Cultural Palaces, Egypt, 1987.
References[edit]
- ↑ "دار أشجار للنشر والتوزيع". دار أشجار للنشر والتوزيع. Retrieved 2022-05-01.
- ↑ "8 جلسات فى اليوم الثانى من فعاليات مؤتمر "مصر تستطيع بالتعليم"". اليوم السابع (in العربية). 2018-12-18. Retrieved 2022-05-01.
- ↑ "جائزة الملتقى العربي لكتب الأطفال تعلن قائمتها القصيرة.. 6 مصريين في السباق". بوابة الأهرام (in العربية). Retrieved 2022-05-01.
- ↑ "جائزة كتابي من مؤسسة الفكر العربي لدار «شجرة» | المصري اليوم". www.almasryalyoum.com (in العربية). Retrieved 2022-05-01.
- ↑ "«أريد أن أكون سلحفاة» يفوز بجائزة اتصالات الإمارات لكتب الأطفال | المصري اليوم". www.almasryalyoum.com (in العربية). Retrieved 2022-05-01.
- ↑ "أمل فرح". alnqsh.com (in العربية). Retrieved 2022-05-01.
- ↑ "الكاتبة أمل فرح فى حوار لـ"اليوم السابع": مبدع أدب الطفل لابد أن يكون موسوعيًا.. حجم مبيعات الكتب تدل على أن النشء ينجذب للكتاب الورقى.. وتؤكد: الأبناء متروكون للأجهزة ومواقع التواصل بسبب الآباء". اليوم السابع (in العربية). 2019-04-21. Retrieved 2022-05-01.
- ↑ "أمل فرح". altibrah.ae (in العربية). Retrieved 2022-05-01.
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