Sami Al-Droubi…the Syrian translator who expanded the horizons of the Arabic library
Translation is a passage to other cultures, and a discovery of the richness and differences of the language. On International Translation Day, we recall from the memory of Syrian culture the impact of the Syrian translator and writer Sami Al-Droubi (1921-1976), who contributed to transferring the masterpieces of world literature into Arabic, and left a prominent mark with his translations of the works of Dostoyevsky, Tolstoy, and others
