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Sara al-Sarraf

b. 1975

Iraqi writer

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About Sara al-Sarraf

Born 1975. Sara al-Sarraf is an Iraqi writer.

Sara Alsarraf is an Iraqi novelist and journalist. She was born in France. Her maternal grandfather was the prominent Iraqi intellectual Ahmed Susa. Her mother Alia, a World Bank staffer, died in the Canal Hotel suicide bomb attack in Baghdad in August 2003.

Alsarraf graduated from Al Mustansiriya University in Baghdad, and then turned to a career in media and journalism. She currently lives and works in the UAE. Her debut novel I Heard Everything appeared in 2023 and was nominated for the Arabic Booker Prize.

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Important facts

Born
1975, France
Birth century
Occupation
Nationality
Education
Al-Mustansiriya University
Also known as
Ṣarrāf, Sārah al-, Sāra aṣ, Sara Alsarraf

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Sara al-Sarraf?

Iraqi writer

When was Sara al-Sarraf born?

Sara al-Sarraf was born in 1975 in France.

What is Sara al-Sarraf's occupation?

Sara al-Sarraf is a writer.

What nationality is Sara al-Sarraf?

Sara al-Sarraf is Iraqi.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Sara al-Sarraf

· Wikidata: Q129499274

· DBpedia: Sara Alsarraf

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