From Oral to Written: Judeo-Iraqi Folk Tradition in Naqqash
Studies how Naqqash transforms Judeo-Iraqi oral folk traditions—stories, proverbs, songs—into written literary form.
Jewish Religious Tradition in the Secular Fiction of Samir Naqqash
Traces allusions to Jewish religious texts and practice in Naqqash's ostensibly secular fiction, revealing a deep intertextual engagement.
Gendered Exile: Women and Home in Naqqash's Fiction
Examines representations of women and domesticity in Naqqash's stories as sites where exile, memory and gender intersect.