عوالم كمال رُحيّم The Worlds of Kamal Ruhayyim

“The Sergeant’s Misfortune”: the sins of fathers paid for by their sons

“The Sergeant’s Misfortune”: the last novel of the late Kamal Ruhayyim

A reading of Kamal Ruhayyim’s “Days in the Diaspora”

Book Review: Muslim Jews – A new minority in the making

In Kamal Ruhayyim’s “Port Said 68”: nostalgia for love in wartime

Diary of a Muslim Jew in Armenian (Antares, Yerevan)

“Habashi’s Café”: a passage for the village’s travellers and its marginalised

“Habashi’s Café”: a storyteller’s narrative of oppressor and oppressed

Book Review: Diary of a Jewish Muslim

People of the Book: A Review of Diary of a Jewish Muslim

Give the Jew a Muslim Burial (Menorahs and Minarets)

Kamal Ruhayyim's "Menorahs and Minarets": The unchangeable past

Diary of a Jewish Muslim (a reading)

'Diary of a Muslim Jew': And Yes, That's the Book's Title

Kamal Ruhayyim's "Diary of a Muslim Jew": An engaging take on a complex theme

Kamal Ruhayyim's "Diary of a Muslim Jew": part of Egyptian identity

Diary of a Muslim Jew