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وكالة الانباء الاردنية
Madaba hosts women’s cultural evening
The Jordanian Writers Association, Madaba Branch, organized a cultural evening titled "Women's Creative Works in Madaba" to highlight the role of pioneering women in the city's cultural scene. The evening began with a historical overview featuring Julia Alsawalah, the first Jordanian female novelist from the Jordan River valley. It was mentioned that the female creative scene in Madaba is rich with prominent names in literature and media, such as Abla Al-Hmarneh, Nadiya Al-Ajramah, and Nilda Al-Ma’ayyah, along with a new generation of talented women. The organizers emphasized the crucial role women play in supporting the cultural movement, particularly focusing on Dar Al-Qunsul Library, established in 1890, which now houses over 14,000 books related to Jordan’s history, as well as the literary and media projects of the speakers, including novelist Rihab Qubailat and media figure Nabila Gishan. The event praised the cultural and historical contributions of women in Madaba, stressing the importance of supporting female creativity in the city.
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