Papers relating to Dr Salim Khalil Haddad (1939–2025), brain surgeon. The papers comprise Haddad’s research material and manuscript for From the Arabic Language Hymnal (2003), a volume of English translations of hymns from an Arabic-language hymnal used by evangelical churches in Lebanon. The collection also includes correspondence, a poem written by Haddad, tributes and memorial reflections composed following his death in 2025, further English translations of Arabic hymns, including works by Nasif al-Yaziji (1800–1871), and a photograph of Haddad himself.

Born in Palestine to Lebanese parents, Hadadd studied medicine in London before becoming a surgeon at Bronglais Hospital, Aberystwyth. Following a decade working as a neurosurgeon in the United Arab Emirates, Haddad returned to Aberystwyth, where he spent his retirement.

The box contains various country folders - Turkey, Russia, Lebanon, Malaysia, Yemen, Montserrat, India, Africa, Antarctica, Syria, Cambodia and and a bundle of papers covering the 'Middle East' region.
They include articles, newspaper clippings, letters, correspondence, case papers, press releases, book extracts, Visit programme and reports, various reports, Government Response to the House of Commons - Foreign Affairs Committee Reports, guest lists, HOC oral debates, briefings, Parliamentary Questions, Non-Governmental Organisation's papers, All-Party Parliamentary Human Rights papers, House of Commons Research Notes, High Court of Justice hearing papers, invitations and a lunch seating plan.

The folders cover human rights, EU referendum, manufactured arms sales, Gambia Politics, South Africa Bill, Greenpeace, John Pilger's work, British Public Health operations complaints, The Magnitsky Amendment, Cambodian conflict, Georgia and Russia war, Kashmir