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"Maghrib" as a book category refers to works centered on the Maghrib/Maghreb—the cultural and geographic region of Northwest Africa (principally Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya and Mauritania) and its peoples—or, less commonly, to subjects tied to the Islamic sunset prayer of the same name. It encompasses fiction and nonfiction that explore the region’s histories, politics, decolonization and postcolonial identities, languages (Arabic, Amazigh/Berber, French, Spanish), religion and spirituality, migration and diaspora, everyday life, cuisine, music, and travel writing, as well as poetry, oral traditions and contemporary literature set in Maghribi societies. The category includes primary texts in regional languages and their translations, scholarly studies, memoirs, and cultural anthologies that foreground the Maghrib’s Mediterranean and Saharan links, plural cultural legacies, and ongoing social transformations.

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