The New Arab Book Club

The New Arab Book Club

Fighting between two futures in Kasim Ali's Who Will Remain
Heart Lamp: 12 stories of Indian Muslim women under patriarchy
Capturing the brutality of occupation in 30 Seconds From Gaza
Crossing: A memoir that retraces a love story across two worlds
Sleep Phase: Navigating post-revolutionary Egypt after prison
On the Pleasures of Living in Gaza: Life beyond genocide
Life before colonisation in Naseej: Life Weavings of Palestine
The Book of Sana’a: Yemen stories by Yemeni writers
Stories on Gaza the world needs to hear in We Are Not Numbers
How two lands shape one woman's identity in Babylon, Albion
Sololand by Hassan Blasim: Iraq's history told in three novellas
Finding motherhood in Hala Alyan's I'll Tell You When I'm Home
Aisha bint Abu Bakr's legacy in Gendering the Ḥadīth Tradition
Post-revolution Cairo explored in Youssef Rakha's The Dissenters
The Eyes of Gaza: A personal diary of survival by Plestia Alaqad
70 years of Iranian history through five women in The Persians
Palestine in a World on Fire: Addressing crises of our time
Top reads for this year's Arab American Heritage Month
Aria Aber’s Good Girl tackles identity, culture and grief
Confronting love, betrayal, and loss in Empty Cages: A Novel