Hayat Alyaqout and Nashiri.Net mentioned in Digital publishing in developing countries
Hayat Alyaqout and Nashiri.Net mentioned in Digital publishing in developing countries by Octavio Kulesz.
Hayat Alyaqout & Nashiri in "Politics and Digital Literature in the Middle East"
Hayat Alyaqout and Nashiri.Net mentioned in: Politics and Digital Literature in the Middle East: Perspectives on Online Text and Context.
Arabic vs English: Mother tongue threatened by language globalization
“Once upon a time, specifically during the reign of the Abbasids and Umayyads, classical Arabic was the most powerful language in the world,” said Hayat Al-Yaqout, Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Nashiri, a non-profit e-publishing house. “People who converted to Islam at that time needed to learn the language not only to understand the religion, but because the Islamic state was the exporter of inventions, scientists and philosophers. It was the cool language that everyone desired to learn.”
Hayat Alyaqout's new children's book Schnozi! has been released. It is a translation of the original title in Arabic خشّوم!
The book can be found in Kuwait in Alsriyah Bookshop (360 Mall, beside Jashanmal and Carrefour), or in Alrubaian Bookshopin Hawally.
Hayat Alyaqout and Nashiri.Net mentioned in Digital publishing in developing countries by Octavio Kulesz.