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Nour Abdel Majeed is a Saudi-Egyptian novelist, journalist and poet, born in Egypt to Saudi parents. Her works deal with Arab traditions, societies, and women. She was responsible for the revision of “Mada Saudi” magazine for two years, and worked as assistant editor-in-chief of Rotana magazine for one year. She obtained a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Umm Al-Qura, with a diploma in Education and Psychology from Ain Shams University in Cairo, wrote a fixed corner in the magazine All People, the great poet Farouk Gweida wrote an introduction to her book “Cinderella returned barefoot.” Then the appearance of the Diwan was followed by the publication of her first novel, “The Great Deprivation,” which achieved great success, and her second novel, “Women but” came out a year later, and then the novel “Despite the separation” and the novel “I want a man,” which was turned into a series, in addition to the novels of Forbidden Dreams, and I am famous. And I'm the traitor.