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Poet Nihaya Hussein Discusses Palestinian Folklore and Heritage

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Poet Nihaya Hussein appeared on the program 'Kalam fi al-Samim' to discuss her new book 'Our Songs,' which documents Palestinian folklore. The interview focused on her creative work, Palestinian identity, and the preservation of popular heritage. Hussein's book aims to highlight experiences that combine creativity with loyalty to heritage.

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  • Poet Nihaya Hussein discussed Palestinian folklore and heritage on the program 'Kalam fi al-Samim'.
  • Her new book, 'Our Songs,' documents Palestinian folklore and was launched during the program.
  • Hussein's work aims to preserve popular heritage and connect it with Palestinian identity.
  • The interview highlighted the blend of literary creativity and cultural preservation.

Poet Nihaya Hussein was a guest on the program 'Kalam fi al-Samim' (Words to the Point) to discuss her work, which blends literary creativity with Palestinian identity and the preservation of popular heritage. The interview coincided with the launch of her documentary book, 'Our Songs,' dedicated to Palestinian folklore.

Hussein's work aims to highlight experiences that merge creative expression with loyalty to heritage and identity. The program focused on her journey, her inspirations, and the importance of documenting and celebrating Palestinian folk traditions.

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