Beirut 75 by Ghada Al-Samman is a vivid and intense portrayal of Beirut during a time of political tension, social upheaval, and cultural change. The novel captures the lives of individuals navigating love, ambition, despair, and resilience amid the city’s rapidly shifting landscape. Through lyrical and evocative prose, Al-Samman explores themes of identity, modernity, freedom, and the human condition, painting a rich portrait of Beirut’s society and its complex social fabric. Beirut 75 combines personal narratives with sharp social commentary, offering readers a poignant insight into the struggles and dreams of its characters within a turbulent historical context.
- Author: Ghada Al-Samman
- Pages: 144
- ISBN: 9786003672727
- Genre: Literary Fiction / Contemporary Arabic Literature / Historical Fiction
- Main Themes: Society, love, identity, political tension, human resilience
- Recommended for: Readers interested in Middle Eastern literature, cultural narratives, and socially reflective fiction
- Notable Features: Lyrical and evocative prose , Social and historical insight , Deep character exploration
- Persian Title: کتاب بیروت 75 اثر غاده السمان
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