Launch of the “Poetic Companionship” Segment in Marrakech During the Ramadan Poetry Nights

The House of Poetry in Marrakech, in coordination with the Faculty of Legal, Economic, and Social Sciences in Qasr Al-Sraghna, will launch a new segment of its program “Poetic Gatherings” on Tuesday, February 24, at 4:30 PM in the college’s amphitheater, marking the opening of the eighth edition of the Ramadan Poetry Nights.

This poetic and artistic event will feature poets Abdelrahim Slili, Thuraya Iqbal, and Hamza Ibn, while artist Saida Diyaf and musician Yassin Al-Razi will present a program within spiritual modes. Additionally, poet Hamza Ibn Kelemeem will sign his poetry collection “An Anthem for the Desert,” published by the Cultural Department of the Sharjah Government in collaboration with the House of Poetry in Marrakech, as part of the “Poetry Collection” section.

This collaboration between the House of Poetry in Marrakech and the Faculty of Legal, Economic, and Social Sciences in Qasr Al-Sraghna is part of a program of coordination and joint cooperation with Cadi Ayyad University in Marrakech, which has previously manifested through several poetic and cultural events, in partnership with the Faculty of Arabic Language and the Faculty of Arts and the University Digital Library in Marrakech. The House of Poetry aims to enhance its presence in various cities across the Kingdom to broaden the cultural dialogue surrounding its programs.

The Ramadan Poetry Nights are an annual tradition where the House of Poetry in Marrakech strives to provide a space for literary engagement for poetry enthusiasts and lovers of words. The initiative aims to celebrate Moroccan poetic, literary, and artistic experiences in a manner that aligns with the spirit of the holy month.

The new segment within “Poetic Gatherings” represents a key moment in the House’s programming this season, as it seeks to innovate and renew its strategy in the ninth season, focusing on diversifying programs and sections while being open to Moroccan, Arab, and global poetic works, fostering a continual dialogue between poetry and the arts of expression.