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    • Book presentation: “Senses in Arabia” by Ahlam Gharbaoui
    • Book presentation and reading session: “De Zoon van de Gazelle” by Kamal Essabane
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  • SIEL 2024
    • Jan Hoogland: Bridging the gap between Arabic and Dutch speakers
    • Speculative fiction: Imagining a future through literature
    • Desiree Custers : Encyclopaedia of Contemporary Arab(ic) Literature
    • Book Presentation: ”La Pensée Musicale d'Al Farabi” by Ahmed Aydoun
    • Second Heaven: Anthology of Dutch 19th century poetry
    • Sci-Fi Writing Workshop for young emerging writers with Hicham Laasri and Max Urai
    • Book presentation: “Senses in Arabia” by Ahlam Gharbaoui
    • Book presentation and reading session: “De Zoon van de Gazelle” by Kamal Essabane

Sci-Fi Writing Workshop for young emerging writers with Hicham Laasri and Max Urai

About NIMAR

NIMAR, the Leiden University expertise centre for Moroccan Studies offers high-quality Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes for students from research universities and universities of applied sciences, under the responsibility of the Leiden University Faculty of Humanities. NIMAR  facilitates research and actively contributes to the knowledge in the Netherlands of Moroccan languages, cultures and societies.

Photo's on this website thanks to Jan Hoogland

Contact
Address in Rabat
3, Avenue Mohamed El Fassi (ex. Av. Marrakech) 10010 Hassan Rabat, Morocco

Postal address
3, Avenue Mohamed El Fassi (ex. Av. Marrakech) 10010 Hassan Rabat, Morocco

Telephone
+212 (0)537 668 500

Email
nimar@hum.leidenuniv.nl More Contactdetails

The Netherlands Institute in Morocco (NIMAR) is a Leiden University institute.

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