Mohammad Ali Taha's "A Rose to Hafeeza's Eyes" and Other Stories

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The collection showcases a diverse array of Mohammad Ali Taha's short stories, reflecting various themes, styles, and historical contexts. As a prominent Palestinian writer living in Galilee, Taha's work remains largely unknown in the West. Translator Jamal Assadi's introduction offers insights into Taha's cultural background, enhancing the reader's understanding of the narratives. This volume aims to broaden Taha's recognition and appreciation within the global literary landscape, as envisioned by Edward Said.