Moroccan novelist and critic. Muhammad Barada writes the story and the novel, as well as the literary article and critical research, and in all of these areas he has many studies and some books that have a remarkable impact on the Arab cultural, literary and critical scene, such as his important book on Muhammad Mandour and his critical book on the Arabic novel. Some translations of basic literary, critical and theoretical books have also been issued to him by Roland Barthes, Mikhail Bakhtin, Jean Pound, Le Clezio and others. He has also translated many basic texts for others in different fields. He received the Morocco Book Prize, in the category of literary studies, for his critical book “Narrative Spaces”. His works: Frantz Fanon or The Battle of Underdeveloped Peoples / Muhammad Zniber, Mouloud Maamari, and Muhammad Berrada, Casablanca, 1963. Muhammad Mandour and Theorizing of Arab Criticism, Dar Al-Adab, Beirut, 1979, (d. 3 2, Cairo, Dar Al-Fikr, 1986) Slakh The Skin: Stories, Beirut, Dar Al-Adab, Beirut, 1979. The Language of Childhood and the Dream: A Reading in the Memory of the Moroccan Story, The Moroccan Company for United Publishers, Rabat, 1986. The Game of Forgetting: A Novel Dar Al-Aman, Rabat, 1987, (T. 2, Rabat, Dar Al-Aman, 1992) The Escaped Light: A Novel, Al-Bayda, Al-Fenk, 1994, (I. 2, Rabat, Dar Al-Aman, 1987, 176 p.). Novel questions, criticism questions, association publications, white. Like a Summer That Will Never Be Repeated, Al-Bayda, Al-Fenak, Casablanca, 1999. Roses and Ashes: Letters / Jointly, with Mohamed Choukri, Al-Manahil, Rabat, 2000. The Novel of a Woman of Oblivion, 2002. The Novel of Contiguous Lives, 2009.