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Out el Kouloub
Out El Kouloub (1899-1968) also known as Qut-al-Qulub or Out El-Demerdashiyya, was a female Arab writer. Much confusion arises over her three names as she has been a prominent writer in many languages including Arabic and French. She grew up in Cairo, but eventually fled when the Nassar Regime came to power. Her most famous work is ''Ramza'', and while it is considered fiction, many scholars view portions of it through an autobiographical lens. Because of her extensive travels to Europe, (France in particular), Kouloub was very well received abroad. Her work was demanded by many cultures. Most of her books were written in French and translated into about four other languages.
==Early life==
Out El Kouloub was born in 1899 in Cairo, Egypt (though some sources indicate that she was born in 1898). She died in 1968, though the location of her death is largely disputed. It is speculated that she died in Austria but was buried in Italy. She came from a wealthy and prominent family because her ancestors were members of the Turkish courts. Like most Arab families, her father ran the house and Kouloub was raised by the harem. Many of her works talked about the strict culture of being raised by the harem. She was educated at home by governesses and was taught foreign languages as was the expectation for young Egyptian girls in an aristocratic setting.
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