-
located within the old
secretariat complex,
named Masjid-e-Hashmi and
Masjid Dafatir-e-Mautamadi.
These mosques were
demolished by the
government to construct...
- and photography. In his
early career,
Nazar worked on
experiments with
dafatir (singular: daftar); a new
expression of artist's book, or art object, possessing...
- as editor-in-chief of the
cultural magazines Al-Talia'a (The Vanguard),
Dafatir Thaqafiya (Cultural File). He also
edited the
cultural issues of the journal...
- daqāʾiq (minutes)
CaCCaC CaCāCiC دَفْتَر
daftar ‘notebook’ دَفَاتِر
dafātir ‘notebooks’
applies to all four-literal
nouns with
short second vowel CuCCuC...
-
pleasant brown color from Africa, and his
loquacity from the Arabs.” In
Dafātir Kambālā (The
Kampala Notebooks, 2009), he
explored the
African roots of...
- is also a
member of the
scientific committee for the
Moroccan magazines Dafatir al-sijjin (Prison Notebooks) and
Majallat dirasat huquq al-insan (Journal...
-
Sudan Notes &
Records (SNR) (Sūdān fī
dafātir wa-mudawwanāt) was a
quarterly scholarly journal on
Sudanese studies established in 1918 by the British...
- al-Khadi'a ("The
Guard of Deception"), was
released in 1993. His
second novel,
Dafatir al-Qurbat ("The
Gypsy Notebooks"), was
suppressed by the Arab
Writers Union...
- Ba'thist Iraq,1968-89, Springer, 1991, pp 70-71 Shabout, Nada M. (2007).
Dafatir.
University of
North Texas School of
Visual Arts. p. 16. ISBN 978-1-889886-08-4...
- 1981. Al-hadātha fī š-šiʿr (The
youth /
novelty in the lyric). 1978.
Dafātir al-ayyām (diaries). 1987.
Khalil Gibran : The Prophet. 1968. TS Eliot :...
