Dabada
Dabada (Arabic" دابادا) is the first and most famous novel by the Iraqi writer Hassan Mutlak, It consists of 220 pages and its first edition was published by the Arab House of encyclopedias in Beirut in 1988. The second edition was published by the Egyptian General Book Authority in Cairo in 2001, the third edition was published by the Arab House of Sciences publishers in Beirut 2006, and the new edition by Dar Al-Mada. Description Some consider it to be the most important Iraqi novel that was published at the end of the twentieth century. It is a different novel by all specifications; It came as a single text rather than divided into chapters. It touches human concerns. Criticism "It is an unusual novel, It is new and its author is a brave young man," Jabra Ibrahim Jabra. The novelist Abdul Rahman al-Rubaie said: "I loved this disobedient novel, it is a different novel, it cannot remind us of any other work of fiction, and it has not been based on a previous novel achievement. It's a lonely novel and it's independent of what it carried". "Dabada is writing according to the terms of life, “said Qasim Mahmud Jandari. The