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الوطن
A Window on the World
The article examines Salem al-Suqur’s *The Tribe That Laughs at Night* and Aisha al-Qadi’s *Six Hours Before the Feast* as examples of narratives that compress events into a brief span of time and center on a single character who serves as both protagonist and narrator. It argues that this approach calls for concise language, a tightly knit structure, and a voice capable of revealing the experience without unnecessary elaboration—so that limits of time and perspective become a means of creating a human world with far-reaching resonance.
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