Djamal Banura

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Djamal Banura ( Arabic جمال بنوره, DMG Ǧamāl Bannūra ; * 1938 in Bait Sahur , League of Nations Mandate for Palestine ) is a Palestinian writer and journalist.

Life

After completing his studies, Banura began working as a teacher. He wrote short stories , mostly under his pseudonym Saleh Ad-Din, and published in magazines and newspapers in the Israeli-occupied territory .

Works

  • Fatat ismuha filastin ( A girl named Palestine ), short stories
  • Al-Auda ( The Return ), Short Stories, 1976

literature

  • Heinz Odermann, Wolfgang Skillandat (ed.): Short biography Djamal Banura , in: Explorations - 16 Palestinian storytellers , Verlag Volk und Welt Berlin 1983, page 237.
personal data
SURNAME Banura, Djamal
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Ad-Din, Saleh (pseudonym)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Palestinian writer and journalist
DATE OF BIRTH 1938
PLACE OF BIRTH Bait Sahur