Amna Al-Rumaili Al-Waslati
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| Amna Al-Rumaili Al-Waslati | |
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| Born | |
| 🏳️ Nationality | Tunisian |
| 💼 Occupation | Novelist and Researcher |
Amna Al-Rumaili Al-Waslati (Arabic: آمنة الرميلي الوسلاتي) is a Tunisian novelist and researcher. She holds the position of professor of Literature and Criticism at the College of Art and Human Sciences in Sousse University. Her works ranges from short story collections to novels and academic research. In 2016, her novel “Toujane” received the Golden Comar Award in the Arabic Novel Category.
Her Work[edit]
In addition to her academic research, Al-Rumaili work ranges from short stories collections to novels. Her writing leans toward narration and academic research, and influenced by ideology and politics.
Novels[edit]
• Embers and Water (جمر وماء), 2003 (The winning novel of the Golden Comar Award 2003)
• What Left, 2013 (الباقي). (The winning novel of the Golden Comar Award 2014)
• Toujane (توجان), 2016 (The winning book of the Golden Comar Award 2016 along with Nabiha Al Eisa).
• An Explorer’s Adventure (مغامرة كشاف), 2016.
• The Shore of Souls (شط الأرواح), 2020.[1]
• Dairies of a Sad Student (يوميات تلميذ حزين), 1998.
• Mirrors’ Rocks (صخر المرايا), 1999.
• Lady of Cans (سيدة العلب), 2006.
Other Publications[edit]
• Women and the Modernity Project from Taher Al Haddad Perspective (المرأة والمشروع الحداثي في تفكير الطاهر الحداد), 2012.[2]
November 2020 Attack[edit]
In late November 2020, a group of anonymous extremists attacked Amna Al-Rumaili’s house in Sfax. The attackers stole some of her belongings and burned them[3]. The attack was attributed to takfiri groups that objects to the author’s opinions and her bold stand regarding the freedom of speech, change, and women liberation. The attack was condemned among Tunisian and Arab intellectuals.[4]
References[edit]
- ↑ Al Rumaili Al Waslati, Amna. "شط الأرواح - آمنة الرميلي الوسلاتي". Book Space. Book Space. Retrieved 28 October 2021.
- ↑ Al Rumaili Al Waslati, Amna. "المرأة والمشروع الحداثي في فكر الطاهر الحداد / آمنة الرميلي الوسلاتي". credif. credif. Retrieved 28 October 2021.
- ↑ Al Rumaili Al Waslati, Amna. "منزل الدكتورة آمنة الرميلي ينجو من كارثة". الشروق. الشروق. Retrieved 28 October 2021.
- ↑ الرميلي, آمنة. "متطرفون مجهولون يحرقون مكتبة الكاتبة التونسية آمنة الرميلي". اندبندنت عربية. اندبندنت عربية. Retrieved 16 November 2021.
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