Lutfi Zaghlul

Lutfi Zaghloul (Arabic: لطفي زغلول; born 1938) is a Palestinian poet. He was born in Nablus, the eldest son of the late Palestinian poet Abdul Latif Zaghloul. Zaghloul's poetic talent began in Al-Hayat School, where he wrote his first poem about Palestine, and during which he acquired the title "Emerging Poet" by a teacher of Arabic at his school. He is also one of the first poets to have a website that contains the majority of his works.

Early life Zaghloul studied political history at the Damascus University, then returned to Nablus, where he taught in government schools during Jordanian rule and was dismissed by decision of the Israeli military governor in 1990 after the release of his first poetry book, From You... To You (original: minki... ilayki, which included two poetry collections containing love poems, and one that discussed the Palestinian cause and promoted national action. A study on his collection of poetry No Love... Except For You (original: Lā ḥubban... ilá anti), under the supervision of Dr. Walid Jarrar.

Days... Not Haunted by Days (original: Ayyām lā taghtāluha al-Ayyām) (poetry collection) On... The Walls of The Moon (original: ʻalá judrān al-qamar) (poetry collection)

Poetry book, For Your Eyes... I Write Poetry (original: Li-ʻaynayki-- aktubu shiʻran), (1997):

Because... You're You (original: Li-annakai antī antī) (poetry collection) You... Come First (original: antī awwalan) (poetry collection)

A Soliloquy (original: Munājāt): spiritual poem (1999). Whisper of the Soul: Poetry (original: Hams al-rūḥ: shiʻr) (spiritual poem) (2003) The Orbit of Fire and Light (original: Madār al-nār wa-al-nawwār): a national and political poem (2003)