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Al Majalla's Book Watch
Al Majalla's Book Watch newspress_en Sat, 10/17/2026 - 04:39 Culture & Social Affairs The Arab world has a vibrant literary scene.
- Omar Kaddour's book "Sing to Me Softly" examines Arab music's evolution.
- Kaddour uses Umm Kulthum's career to trace six decades of musical changes.
- The book challenges traditional portrayals of Zakaria Ahmed and Abdel Halim Hafez.