Najwa Al-Rayyahi
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Najwa Al-Rayyahii (born December 2, 1962, in Tunis) is a Tunisian writer and academic. She is as a lecturer at the Department of Arabic Language, Faculty of Humanities and Social sciences in Tunis.[1]
She obtained a Bachelor of Arts from the Montfleury Institute in Tunis in 1983, then she obtained a professorship in Arabic language and literature from the Faculty of Arts in Manouba in 1987; she also obtained a certificate of competence in research from the Faculty of Arts in Tunis in 1988 with research entitled: “Artistic styles and their implications in the novel Ahlam Shahrazad by Taha.” Hussain". Afterwards she obtained a degree in depth in research, and a doctorate in a third stage from the Faculty of Letters and Human sciences in Tunis in 1992 for a thesis entitled: “Research, Dream and Defeat in the Novels of Abd al-Rahman Munif.” She also obtained a state doctorate in Arabic language and literature from the Faculty of Letters, Arts and Humanities in Manouba in 2004 with research entitled “Description in the Modern Arabic Novel.”[1]