"Nedjma" is a novel written by the Algerian author Kateb Yacine, first published in 1956. The story is set against the backdrop of Algeria's struggle for independence from French colonial rule. It explores themes of identity, love, and the complexities of cultural heritage through the lives of its characters. The protagonist, Nedjma, symbolizes the beauty and challenges of Algerian society. The narrative is rich with poetic language and incorporates elements of Berber and Arab culture, reflecting the diverse influences that shape Algeria. The novel is considered a significant work in Arabic literature and a key text in post-colonial studies.