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          Rahmani's semi-autobiographical work Musulman, Roman (Muslim: a Novel) explores the stereotypes surrounding Muslim identity in France and issues..

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        3. Rahmani's semi-autobiographical work Musulman, Roman (Muslim: a Novel) explores the stereotypes surrounding Muslim identity in France and issues.
        4. Zahia Rahmani is a French-Algerian author, curator, and art historian.
        5. An intimate, heartbreaking autobiographical novel of an Algerian Muslim family's exile from home and unwelcoming reception in France.

          6. Zahia Rahmani

          French-Algerian author, curator, and art historian

          Zahia Rahmani

          Born1962

          Algeria

          NationalityFrench
          Occupation(s)Art curator, novelist

          Zahia Rahmani (born 1962) is a French-Algerian author, curator, and art historian.[1]

          Early life

          Rahmani was born in Algeria in 1962 and is of Berber heritage.

          She spoke only Kabyle until she was five-years old and her family migrated to France in 1967. Rahmani's father was a Harki.[1] Rahmani and her family spent six months in the Saint-Maurice de l'Ardoise camp for repatriated Harkis and their families.[2][3] With the help of some French friends, the family settled in Beauvais.[3] Rahmani's older brother died in 1971.[3]

          Books

          Rahmani is the author of a trilogy of novels that explore themes of banishment and alienation.[4] The first in this series is her 2003 work Moze deals with Harki identity and her father's 1991 suicide.