Articles
How Al Ain shaped Ghaliaa Chaker's music and her debut album
Singer-songwriter reflects on her path from Abu Dhabi to shaping her own voice in Dubai’s evolving music scene
New research rewrites the story of Arabic literature’s ‘lost century’
Experts at Frankfurt Book Fair bring to light evidence that writing never faded after Abbasid period
Priceless jewels stolen in heist at Louvre Museum in Paris
Crown of Napoleon III's wife found damaged after display cases smashed in raid during opening hours
Emirati stories are finding global readers at the Frankfurt Book Fair
The Emirates Literature Foundation’s new venture as a publisher highlights a growing appetite for authentic Arabic stories shaped by Emirati culture
One Last Thing: Ghazi Al Mulaifi on motorcycles, Miles Davis and not taking life too seriously
The Kuwaiti musician takes our quick-fire questionnaire
New Year's Eve concert: John Legend to ring in 2026 at Abu Dhabi hotel
US artist will perform on a purpose-built stage at Emirates Palace
Digital Arabic Library launching in 2026 to expand global reach for publishers
Initiative allows access to readership data while also giving publishers a new way to earn revenue
No laptops, pure instinct: How Carl Cox kept the dancefloor honest for 45 years
The veteran DJ on 45 years of reading the room, rejecting programmed sets and keeping people guessing
Malek Jandali's vision for Arabic symphonic music and the sound of legacy
This conversation explores art as activism and the future of Arab orchestral music
From Hamburg to concert hall: A year in the making of a Steinway grand
From the scent of spruce to the hush of the selection room, a visit to Steinway's factory uncovers the unwavering rhythm these instruments demand
11 Arabic songs that speak honestly about mental health
Arab artists confront anxiety, loss and healing in songs as comforting as they are unflinching
Cover storyThe reinvention of Abeer Nehme
The Lebanese singer opens up about taking risks, reinvention and why pop might just be one of the most challenging genres she's taken on
What a year of listening taught me about mental health in Arabic music
A year-long Rosalynn Carter Fellowship revealed how Arab musicians are beginning to speak openly about mental health
Tania Saleh talks to Tarab about language, silence and packing her bags
Lebanese singer talks to Tarab host Saeed Saeed
Sharjah Ruler launches Arabic studies centre at Portuguese university
Facility at University of Coimbra will provide language courses as well as translation services
