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Kenainah Diab

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Kenainah Diab
Born28 February 1948 (1948-02-28) (age 76)
Jableh, Lattakia, Syria
EducationDamascus University
Occupations
  • Children's writer
  • translator
OrganizationArab Writers' Union
TitleDiab Kenainah

Kunaina Diab (كنينه ذياب) is a Syrian writer, was born in Jableh, Lattakia,[1] in 1948. She is a member of the Syrian branch of the Arab Writers Union. She graduated from Damascus University with a BA in arts from the Department of English Language and a BA in Mass Communication from the Department of Open Education at Damascus University in 2018. She has written children's stories as well as translations.[citation needed]

Compositions

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English translations

  • Dawn of the Desert, translated novel, Dialogue House, Syria, 2007.
  • Desert Flower, Translated Novel, Dialogue House, Syria, 2008.[2]
  • Desert Girls, Translated Novel, Dialogue House, Syria, 2008.[3]
  • When the night bird sings: Translated Stories, Arab Writers' Union, Syria, 2008.
  • Golden Cadillac: Translated Stories - East and West House, Syria, 2014.
  • Dear traitor: Translated Stories, Arab Writers' Union, Syria, 2015.
  • If children run the world: Book for Children and [citation needed]Young People, participating in Cultural Bridges magazine, 13–14, Ministry of Culture - Syrian Public Book Authority, Damascus, 2019.

Kids publication and young people.

  • Bedtime Tales 90 Stories, Children's Story Collection, Spring Publishing House, Syria 2007.[4]
  • Colored Leaves, Children's Story Collection, Spring Publishing House - 2010.
  • The Sun Told the Moon, Children's Story Collection, Spring Publishing House, 2010.[5]
  • Sham Swimming in Winter, Children's Story Collection, Spring Publishing House - 2010
  • Little Flute, Children's Story Collection, Spring Publishing House - 2010.
  • Fares farewell to childhood: A Long Story for Young People, Arab Writers Union in Mishq - 2010.
  • Letters to my father: Stories of Young and Young People - The League of Arab Writers in Damascus, 2012.
  • Tomorrow's shoots: Stories for Children, Ministry of Culture, Children's Publications, 2016.[citation needed]

Children's Story Series, Dar Al-Hafid, Damascus, 2019:

Sinan and Toothbrush, Al Hafid House, Damascus, 2019.[6]

Al-Muhammad House, Damascus, 2019.[7]

Horse cart, Al Hafid House, Damascus, 2019.[8]

I will become a carpenter, Al Hafid House, Damascus, 2019.[9]

Blue Sparrow, Al Hafid House, Damascus, 2019.[10]

Filowla and Al-Muzammar, Dar Al-Hafid, Damascus, 2019.[11]

Benevolent Frog, Al-Hafid House, Damascus, 2019.

The Strange Duck, Dar Al-Hafid, Damascus, 2019.

Ajib Shoe, Dar Al-Hafiz, Damascus, 2019.

Mad Moon, Al Hafid House, Damascus, 2019.

Collection of six stories in Arabic and English:

  • Little Squirrel, Shan Publishing House, Amman Jordan, 2020.
  • Small Painter, Shan Publishing House, Amman Jordan, 2020.
  • Poor Elephant, Shan Publishing House, Amman Jordan, 2020.
  • Small Worm, Shan Publishing House, Amman Jordan, 2020.
  • Rama and the Book, Shan Publishing House, Amman Jordan, 2020.
  • My friend's Sutter : A Story for Young People, Dar Al-Huda Zahalqa, West Bank, Palestine, 2019 .[12]
  • Between a butterfly and an ant: Children's Story Collection, Arab Writers' Union, Damascus, 2020.
  • Stories published in Osama Magazine, Children's Publications, Ministry of Culture, Syria, 2008–2019.
  • Stories and Comics (screenplay) published in Shama Magazine, Children's Publications, Ministry of Culture, Syria 2019.
  • Stories and Comics (screenplay) for Children for Qanber magazine, Iraq, 2019, 2020.
  • Children's Stories for Jassim Magazine, State of Qatar, 2020.
  • Stories for Children for the Moroccan magazine Waz, Ministry of Culture, Morocco, 2019.
  • Stories for Children for Qatar Al Nada, Egypt, 2019.
  • Stories for Children published in Shalil, published by the Sudan Children's Book Association, 2020–2021.[citation needed]

References

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  1. ^ "كنينــة ديــاب.. إعـــلامية وكاتبــــة ومترجــمة بتقدير امتيـــاز". صحيفة الوحدة | اللاذقية (in Arabic). Archived from the original on 2021-06-20. Retrieved 2021-12-18.
  2. ^ "كنينة دياب", ويكيبيديا (in Arabic), 2021-06-29, retrieved 2021-12-18
  3. ^ "كنينة دياب", ويكيبيديا (in Arabic), 2021-06-29, retrieved 2021-12-18
  4. ^ دياب، كنينة، 1948- مؤلف. تأليف كنينة دياب ؛ رسوم هيثم فرحات. (2019). حكايات قبل النوم : 90 قصة (in Arabic). OCLC 1229981488.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)
  5. ^ Diyāb, Kāninah (2011). قالت الشمس للقمر / تأليف كنينة دياب ؛ رسوم ياسر محمود ؛ الغلاف هيثم فرحات (in Arabic). ISBN 978-9933-16-068-5. OCLC 1158712804.
  6. ^ سنان وفرشة الأسنان (in Arabic). 2000. OCLC 1230049525.
  7. ^ عيد المحبة (in Arabic). 2000. OCLC 1230065369.
  8. ^ عربة الخيل (in Arabic). 2000. OCLC 1230011826.
  9. ^ سأصبح نجارا (in Arabic). 2000. OCLC 1230055953.
  10. ^ العصفور الأزرق (in Arabic). 2000. OCLC 1230027916.
  11. ^ فيلولة والمزمار (in Arabic). 2000. OCLC 1230052307.
  12. ^ تأتأة صديقي (in Arabic). 2020. OCLC 1227683573.