رشيد الخيون
רשיד אל-ח׳יון
يدرس حادثة الفرهود 1941 وتداعياتها في أعمال نقاش الروائية والقصصية باعتبارها صدمة مؤسِّسة.
The Other Arab Jews: Naqqash, Moshe Sasson and the Limits of Mizrahi Identity
Orit Bashkin
أوريت باشكين
Situates Naqqash within debates on Mizrahi identity by reading his work against colonial and postcolonial frameworks drawn from Middle Eastern history.
Arabic as a Jewish Literary Language in Israel
Reuven Snir
رؤوفين سنير
Surveys the place of Arabic in the literary production of Jewish authors who immigrated from Arab countries; substantial chapter on Naqqash.
Samīr Naqqāsh: Between the Sacred and the Demonic
Geula Elimelekh surveys the work of Samīr Naqqāsh (1938–2004), who emigrated from Iraq to Israel at thirteen but wrote only in Arabic. She argues that one theme unifies his life and fiction: modern humanity, severed from its roots and bereft of faith, has lost its way between sacred and demonic forces, in a world where a benevolent God stays hidden and chaos, dehumanization and the absurd prevail.
