Maha Naji Salah

Maha Naji Salah

Maha Naji Salah is a Yemeni writer and social activist.[1] She was born in Sanaa in 1978 and studied at the University of Sanaa where she was involved in student journalism. She started writing and publishing short stories in 1996. She has since gone on to found an NGO called the Ebhar Foundation for Childhood and Creativeness.

Reference

  1. ^ Gender and the Writing of Yemeni Women Writers by Antelak Al-Mutawakel, PhD dissertation, University of Tilburg, 2005
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Ali al-Muqri  · Rabia'a al-Ossaimi  · Mohammad al-Qaood  · Shawqi Shafiq  · Mohammad al-Shaibani  · Ali Mohammed Zayd  · Ahmad Zein  · Muhammed al-Zubayri  · Muhammad Abdalwali  · Izzaddin Said Ahmad  · Marwan al-Ghafoory  · Fatima al-Ashby  · Ali Mohammad Zaid  · Ahmed Saleh al-Faqih  · Ibtisam al-Mutawakkil  · Ahmad al-Slamy  · Taha al-Jund  · Abdul Wahab al-Audi  · Abdal Rahman Ibrahim  · Muhammad Saeed Jarada  · Ahmed Abdullah al-Salimi  · Monira al-Deilami  · Abdul-Barry Taher  · Sadeq Ghanem  · Sultan al-Suraymi  · Mohammed Gazem  · Mohammed Abdul-Barry al-Futtaih  · Muhammad Ali Luqman  · Ibtisam al-Qasimy  · Hatem al-Sakr  · Mohammed Abdul-Wakil  · Ahmad Al-Shami  · Muhammad Mahmoud al-Zubairi  · Abdul Wadud Saif  · Lutfi Jafar Aman  · Amin al-Mashreqi  · Mohammed An'am Ghaleb  · Mohammed Al-Massah  · Mahmoud Al-Haj  · Abdul-Latif Al-Rabee  · Hassan Al-Wareeth  · Abdullah Qadhi  · Zain Al-Saqqaf  · Abdul-Rahman Ibrahim  · Abdul-Karim Al-Hanaki  · Ali Awad Badib  · Hamadan Dammaj  · Muhammad al-Gharsi

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