The Arab literary scene encompasses a rich tapestry of literature produced in the Arab world, reflecting diverse cultures, languages, and histories. It includes poetry, novels, short stories, and plays, often addressing social, political, and personal themes. Prominent literary figures, such as Naguib Mahfouz and Adonis, have gained international recognition, contributing to the global appreciation of Arab literature. In recent years, the scene has expanded with the rise of contemporary writers and the influence of digital platforms. Literary festivals, such as the Dubai International Literary Festival, and initiatives promoting translation have helped to showcase Arab voices, fostering dialogue and understanding across cultures.