Jawad Sidawi

Abu Hayan, Jawad Sidawi (Arabic:jwd Sydwy)(1932 - 2018), born in Nabatiyeh, Adib, a Lebanese writer and novelist, was the first to receive a bachelor's degree in Arabic literature in his city in 1955. Life difference on Saturday, March 3, 2018, in Paris.
Early life and working
He received his first flag in Nabatiyeh, and attended the Primary Teachers' House and the Higher Teachers' House, graduating in the first instalments from the Higher Teachers' Institute as a secondary professor. Taught at various levels of school and practised secondary education, where he had a longitudinal hand in seeking to establish the first official high school in Nabatiyeh, which he administered. The Lebanese State sent an official envoy to Tunisia with a group of secondary education teachers on the task of teaching education after the French had prevailed there for decades.
In 1955, he received a bachelor's degree in Arab literature and pursued his postgraduate studies. He received a diploma in education and another in educational planning in 1958. He continued postgraduate studies at the Sorbonne but did not apply to discuss his doctoral research.
He was influenced by French literature, and affiliated with the Lebanese Communist Party, but did not hold leadership positions. At the beginning of the Lebanese civil war, he travelled to Paris and worked there at the Saudi Embassy in charge of the Press and Media Department. He returned to Lebanon in 1988 and is free of fiction and literary writing.
He wrote free poetry and short stories and published them in many local and Arab newspapers and magazines, but his poetry was not collected in Diwan.
His Writings
He has more than 13 novels, as well as other translations and books:
His Published Novels
(Search for a Start) - the first collection of stories was published in 1984 - and reprinted in 1990 - Dar Al-Jadeed.
(ceiling) - fiction - 1988 - Dar al-Farabi.
(Return on departure) - 1996 - Dar Al-Jadeed
His autobiography in fiction style - 1993 - House of Literature.
(Next Wing - Takeoff) - Novel -1994 - House of Literature.
(Wings Al-Ta 'ih - Tunisia) - Fiction - 1994 - House of Literature.
(Jumana) - Novel - 1996 - New House.
(Stalking) - Fiction - Dar al-Farabi - 1997
(Masht teeth) - Novelty - 2001 - Dar al-Farabi
(Hindu dresses) - Dar al-Farabi's Novel - 2004
(We insisted on Liste) - Fiction - 2002 - Dar al-Farabi
(Memory Corridors) - Under Print
His novels were translated into French and English.
Translations
Al-Shaimi - a novel by Paulo Quelio - translated into Arabic by Jawad Sidawi - Publications Company for Distribution and Publishing - 2008.
Other Books
(tyrants in history) - historical study - 1997 - Dar al-Jadeed.
(Laila al-Ma 'iman) - Dialogue with poet Salah Stiti - 1990 - Dar al-Farabi.
Ja 'afar Mohsen Al-Amin, Biology and Workers - Presentation - Dar Al-Farabi - 2004.
Vernacular proverbs in Jabal Amir - by Jafar Mohsen al-Amin - presentation of Jawad Sidway.
Programs
It began with the presentation of the "Language of Life" programme on the voice of the people since 1989 and has lasted for more than ten years.
In 1949, his mentor, Fouad Avram al-Bustani, chose him with a colleague for his interview on Radio Near East.
He had late 1950s programmes on Radio Tunisia when he visited it as part of an education training mission there.
In 1960 he presented a weekly programme on Radio Lebanon entitled "School Memories."
Honors
The Southern Lebanon Cultural Council honored him among its activities in 2006.
What the press wrote about him
Article entitled: Jawad Saidawi in "We Insisted on Listhe" - Death Beats the Door.
Article entitled: Jawad Sidawi, son of Nabatiyeh continues his journey on "The Wings of the Next"
References
1932 births
2018 deaths
Asian novelists