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- Country of residence: Jordan
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Muhammad Salam Jumaan (1954) is a Palestinian-Jordanian poet, novelist and journalist. He was born in the city of Hebron. He obtained his BA in Arabic language and literature and worked as a teacher of Arabic in Jordan from 1979 to 2003, then as a literary editor in the Jordanian newspaper Al-Liwaa, and the Egyptian Voice of the Arab World. He is a member of the Jordanian Writers Association and worked as its general secretary. He has many poetry, novel and theatrical publications, in addition to children's literature and literary criticism.
his biography
Muhammad Salam Juma’ Jamaan was born in the city of Hebron in Palestine in 1954. He worked as a teacher in the Jordanian Ministry of Education during the years 1979 to 2003. He was appointed as head of the linguistic editing department in the Curriculum and Books Department. He also worked for intermittent periods as a cultural editor for Al-Liwaa newspaper, Al-Ahed newspaper, and Sawt Al-Alam magazine. Egyptian Arabic.
He worked as Secretary-General of the Union of Jordanian Writers and Writers, and he is a member of the Association, and the Union of Arab Writers.
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He is a modern poet who often combines in the poem the vertical, the rhymed, and the free open.
His writings
Among his poetry collections:
Thirst Breaks and Distances, 1985
Nectar of Fire, 1992.
Ash Birds, 1993
From his novels:
Monster Arches, 1996
Justice Bell, 1997
Sultan's Adviser, 1997
A mug of oil, 1987
Bayaa Al-Sous, 1998
On other topics:
The proverb in Arabic poetry, 1999
Revelation and Poetry, 2017
Achievements and Awards
his prizes
2000: Amman Prize, Capital of Arab Culture in the field of theater.
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