The International Prize for Arabic Fiction is a prestigious literary award established in 2007 to promote Arabic literature. It aims to recognize and celebrate outstanding works of fiction by authors from the Arab world, enhancing their visibility on the global stage. The prize is awarded annually and is often referred to as the Arabic Booker Prize. The winner receives a cash prize and the opportunity for their work to be translated into English, broadening its reach. The award is supported by the Abdulaziz Saud Al-Babtain Cultural Foundation and has gained significant recognition, attracting submissions from various countries across the Arab region.