Manifestation of the themes of Islamic-Eastern culture in Sahar Khalifa novels

Sahar Adnan Khalifa is a well-known Palestinian Muslim writer as one of the flagships of Arab and Palestinian writing. By addressing issues such as Eastern and Palestinian women, as well as the broad concepts of homeland and resilience against oppression and occupation, she emphasizes the original Islamic and religious culture, as well as the East. In his works, what is the Arab and Palestinian man as well as the recognition and definition of women are known as the most important manifestations of identity. Eastern and Palestinian women have different positive and negative faces that show their identity to the same extent, and also when it comes to homeland and stability, she has not taken any steps except in the service of national identity. This paper examines how these identities manifest. This article has been prepared and compiled in a descriptive and analytical manner, and at the same time, it tries to regulate the desired data by using the library method and referring to valid documents. Criticizing the works of Sahar Khalifa, the findings show that despite studying in Western countries, he has never distanced himself from his Islamic and Eastern civilization and culture.