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Naji Naaman’s Literary Prizes 2006
(Jawâ'iz Naji Naaman al-Adabîyya 2006)
Fourth picking season: 2005-2006.
Number of candidates and manuscripts: 453.
Number of laureates: 51.
Received from the following thirty six countries: Albania – Algeria – Australia – Bahrain – Canada – Croatia – Egypt – France – Germany – Iran – Iraq – Italy – Jordan – Korea – Kuwait – Lebanon – Libya – Macedonia – la Martinique – Morocco – Oman – Palestine – Paraguay – Qatar – Romania – Saudi Arabia – Serbia & Montenegro – Spain – Sudan – Syria – Tunisia – Turkey – United Arab Emirates – United Kingdom – United States of America – Yemen.
Prizes’ yearbook in ten languages: Arabic (literary and dialectal), Creole, English, Esperanto, French, Korean, Romanian, Spanish and Turkish.
Number of candidates and manuscripts: 453.
Number of laureates: 51.
Received from the following thirty six countries: Albania – Algeria – Australia – Bahrain – Canada – Croatia – Egypt – France – Germany – Iran – Iraq – Italy – Jordan – Korea – Kuwait – Lebanon – Libya – Macedonia – la Martinique – Morocco – Oman – Palestine – Paraguay – Qatar – Romania – Saudi Arabia – Serbia & Montenegro – Spain – Sudan – Syria – Tunisia – Turkey – United Arab Emirates – United Kingdom – United States of America – Yemen.
Prizes’ yearbook in ten languages: Arabic (literary and dialectal), Creole, English, Esperanto, French, Korean, Romanian, Spanish and Turkish.
1- Out of Competition Prizes:
Encouragement prizes:
(Oman) Badriyya Al-Babsi.
(Yemen) Samir 'Abdul-Fattah ‘Asham.
Merit prizes:
Creativity prizes:
(Iraq) Kazim Habib.
(Jordan) Muhammad Shalbaya.
(Morocco) Abdul-Kabir Bin Bich, Najat Rajah, Najat Az-Zaba’ir, Saliha Rahouti & Sami Daqaqi.
(Jordan) Muhammad Shalbaya.
(Morocco) Abdul-
2- Competition Prizes:
Merit prizes:
(Algeria) Salim Sifi & Walid Bou 'Adila.
(Egypt) 'Abdur-Rahim Al-Massikh, Du’a’ ‘Abdul-‘Ati & Hamdi Mahmud.
(France) Richard Bouskila.
(Iraq) 'Ali As-Siba'i.
(Jordan) Sana’ Sha’lan.
(Jordan - Qatar) Ayman Darawisha & Sa’id Harran.
(Morocco) 'Abdur-Rahim Iouiria, Ahmad Farchoukh, ‘Aicha Al-Lawwah, Ghada Misbah, Moulay Hicham Al-‘Alawi, Mouna Wafiq, Muhammad Yunussi & Rachid Mouniri.
(Oman) Ahmad Al-Hassni.
(Egypt) 'Abdur-
(Iraq) 'Ali As-
(Jordan -
(Morocco) Al-Mahdi La'raj & Al-Moustafa Farhat.
Creativity prizes:
(Algeria) Habiba Jilani.
(Egypt) 'Eid 'Eid Salih.
(France) Michèle Schibeny.
(Iraq) Jassim 'Assi.
(Lebanon) Chadi Noujaym, Charbel Torbey & the “Literary Meetings” group.
(Macedonia - Turkey) Biba Ismaïl.
(Morocco) 'Abdul-Haq Bin Rahmoun & Samira Al-‘Ayadi.
(Palestine) Ussama Al-'Issa.
(Romania) Marius Chelaru.
(Syria) Muhammad 'Abdur-Rahman Yunus.
(Syria – U.A.E.) Shahir Khadhra.
(Egypt) 'Eid 'Eid Salih.
(France) Michèle Schibeny.
(Iraq) Jassim 'Assi.
(Lebanon) Chadi Noujaym, Charbel Torbey & the “Literary Meetings” group.
(Macedonia -
(Syria) Muhammad 'Abdur-
Honor prizes (for complete work):
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(Albania - U.S.A.) Rozi Theohari (poetess and novelist).
(Iraq) Haytham Bahnam Burda (short-story writer).
(Iraq - U.K.) Hussayn Al-‘Amily (author and translator).
(Morocco) Bin Younis Majin (poet).
(Palestine) Wahib Wehbé (poet and playwright).
(Romania) Ioana Ieronim (poetess and playwright) & Valeriu Butulescu (thinker, writer and politician).
(Palestine) Wahib Wehbé (poet and playwright).
(Romania) Ioana Ieronim (poetess and playwright) & Valeriu Butulescu (thinker, writer and politician).
