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Layla Balabakki (Arabic: ليلى بعلبكي; 1936 – 21
October 2023) was a
Lebanese novelist, journalist,
activist and feminist.
Among her most
notable works...
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Relations 600 - 1500, Brill,
retrieved 2024-02-07 "Qusta ibn Luqa al-
Balabakki". J. A Burns,
article on ‘The
Faculty of Arts’ in The
Catholic Encyclopedia...
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presenter Layla al-Akhyaliyya, 8th
century AD
Umayyad Arab poet
Layla Balabakki (1934–2023),
Lebanese writer and
activist Layla El (born 1977), British...
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translation of Risālat al-sulūk (Epistle on the
Spiritual Way) by al-
Baʿlabakkī (d. 734/1333), a Lebanon-born
Hanbali Sufi and
direct student of Ibn Taymiyya...
- 1942–1964) was a
Lebanese novelist.
Alongside her
contemporary Layla Balabakki, she was
regarded as one of the
pioneering vanguards shaping the literary...
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transcendentalist Asma El
Bakry (1947–2015, Egypt), wr. & film
director Layla Balabakki (1936–2023, Lebanon), nv. &
activist Bettina Balàka (b. 1966, Austria/Austria-Hungary)...
- artist.
Vincent Asaro, 86,
American mobster (Bonanno
crime family).
Layla Balabakki, 87,
Lebanese novelist (I Live) and journalist.
Burak Bekdil, 57, Turkish...
- Canela)
Louis Aragon – La
Semaine Sainte Chingiz Aytmatov –
Jamila Layla Balabakki – I Live (أنا أحيا) H. E.
Bates – The
Darling Buds of May
Samuel Beckett...
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Hiwar twice, once in
Hiwar no. 4 1963 for her
illustrations of
Leila Balabakki’s The
Spaceship of
Tenderness to the Moon.
Seraphim was
published a second...
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luminaries such as
Stephen Spender and Ig****o Silone.
Albert Hourani Layla Balabakki Badr
Shakir al-Sayyab
Ghada al-Samman
Jabra Ibrahim Jabra Suhayr al-Qalamawi...
