Read "Adi Ould Adab, a prominent Mauritanian poet, critic, and academic, holds a doctorate in Arabic literature.
He is one of the founders of the House of Poetry in Mauritania and has published two collections of poetry. He is also renowned for his poems in praise of the Prophet and his patriotic verses.
Discover this poet from the land of a million poets at this special edition of the Damascus International Book Fair." from Ministry Of Culture.
Mauritanian poet, critic and academic Adi Ould Adab
2026-02-07 AM 08:30
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