Khawla Hamdi

Her next book was Ayn Al Mafar “Where to Escape!”, which was published in 2018. This book scrutinize the revolutions that have taken place in the Arab world, especially Tunisia, as a story.

This book has been published in Arabic in 431 pages on 2018.

An Tabqa “To Stay” was Khawla Hamdi's next book, published in 2016. The novel focuses on the problems of Arab refugees in Europe and their dual identities.

This book was published in Arabic in 383 pages on 2016.

Then the book Ghorbat Al Yasmeen “The Expatriation of Jasmine” was published by this author in 2015. This book is mostly about the problems of Arab refugees in France.

This book was published in Arabic in 407 pages on 2015.

Thereafter, her second book entitled In My Heart A Jewish Girl was published in Arabic on 2012. Inspired by a true story, the book tells the story of a Tunisian Jewish girl who converted to Islam, after being influenced by the character of an orphan Muslim girl and becomes interested in a young Lebanese who is one of the Lebanese resistance forces. This book is known as one of the best-selling novels and has been reprinted more than 47 times so far.

This book was published in Arabic in 388 pages on 2012.

She has a degree in Industrial Engineering and received her Masters degree in Management from school of management in Saint-Étienne, France on 2008. In 2011, she obtained a Ph.D. of Applied mathematics in Operations research branch from University of Technology of Troyes, France.

Khawla Hamdi entered the writing world with the book "Ahlam al-Shabab". The book, which reflects the memories of a Muslim girl, was published in 320 pages in Arabic on 2006.

This book was published in Arabic in 320 pages on 2006.

Khawla Hamdi is a Tunisian-born Arabic-language author born on July 12, 1984 in Tunis, Tunisia. She is a professor at the King Saud University in Riyadh, where she teaches Information technology and currently resides in Riyadh. She has several best-selling novels in her literary career.