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Hissa Hilal
Hissa Hilal ((アラビア語:حصة هلال)) is a Saudi Arabian poet. Previously published under the pseudonym Remia ((アラビア語:ريميه)),〔〔 she gained fame outside the Arab world when she recited a poem against fatwas on ''Million's Poet'', an Emirati reality television poetry competition, and became the first woman to reach the program's finals.
==Early life and work==
Hilal, whose full name is Hissa Hilal al-Malihan al-‘Unzi,〔 was born in the northwest of Saudi Arabia, near Jordan, in a Bedouin community, and began writing poetry at the age of 12, including on the themes of writing and justice.〔〔 She hid her poetry from her family, who did not approve. She went to high school in Bahrain, where she encountered classic English literature, but was not able to attend university for financial reasons.〔
Hilal was able to have some of her poems published in Saudi newspapers and magazines while working in a clerical position in a hospital in Riyadh, using the money from her first sales to buy a fax machine so that she could write arts articles from home.〔〔 Hilal worked as an editor and correspondent for a number of newspapers and magazines in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf region, and was also the poetry editor of ''al-Hayat''.〔 She published two poetry collections, ''The Language of the Sand Heap'' (1993) and ''The Bedewed One''.〔 During this time, she wrote under the pseudonym "Remia."〔〔
Hilal says that marrying gave her more creative freedom from her family, and that her four children are a source of stability.〔 Her husband is also a poet.〔 Hilal had wanted to compete on earlier seasons of ''Million's Poet'', but her husband, while not refusing her the written permission that she as a Saudi woman would need to travel outside the country, was hesitant to grant it. It was for the fourth season that he gave her permission.〔
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