Past Events

Join us for our third community read and book discussion on the novel that won Katara Prize for Arabic Novel in 2016, with the author Ibrahim Nasrallah The novel, written by one of the bestselling authors of the Arab World, was inspired by real-life events when Ibrahim Nasrallah succeeded in summiting Mount Kilimanjaro in January 2014 with a group of volunteers and two Palestinian adolescents who had lost their legs. Echoing Hemingway's Under Kilimanjaro, Nasrallah's work juxtaposes the horrific experiences of its main Palestinian characters, who have lost limbs in an Israeli bombing, with the somber stories of its characters from other nationalities.

Developing successful habits can be challenging, but the Library has got you covered!

It is difficult to identify signs of dyslexia in children, especially before school age. In this webinar, parents and teachers are invited to learn about different characteristics and the red flags of dyslexic children.

Algebra is the branch of mathematics that helps in the representation of problems or situations in the form of mathematical expressions. In this session, we're going to introduce you to solving quadratic equations and algebraic fractions.

In this workshop, mothers will learn how to express their creativity through creating woven accessories for their babies.

If you are writing a research paper in Arabic, QNL has organized a​​ series of academic Arabic writing consultations to help you. Join these consultations to hone your academic Arabic writing skills and learn some important insights that could be helpful in your research journey.

Does your child enjoy reading to others? Do they enjoy retelling events in dramatic voices and making expressions with their faces?

Finding it daunting to organize and get started with a literature review? This program will present some ways to tackle the writing, and the basic concepts and structure of a literature review. It will also cover some of the writing resources and services available to support you as you write beyond the program.

Join this session and explore the amazing online collection available for young readers on the Library’s website. The collection is available to you any day of the week, any time of day, and includes audiobooks, read-alongs, games, puzzles, printouts and more.

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