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It offers a literary and human chronicle of the Palestinian Intifada, capturing the details of daily life under occupation as well as the suffering and sacrifices of the Palestinians, while shedding light on people’s hopes and disappointments amidst a turbulent political reality.

An analytical and critical examination of Zionist thought and Israeli occupation policies, addressing the Palestinian-Israeli conflict and the “Al-Aqsa Flood,” while highlighting the resistance of oppressed peoples against tyranny and despotism.

A literary essay exploring the concept of the legend and its cultural and intellectual significance, examining its presence in human consciousness and its influence on shaping ideas and beliefs.

A novel that blends history, politics, and fiction through the character of a woman who engages in dialogues and encounters with prominent historical figures. It raises questions about the reality of the Arab nation and its history, employing a style that fuses intellectual inquiry with literary narrative.

This anthology brings together romantic poems by forty-one jurists and scholars, highlighting the human and emotional dimensions of the Arab-Islamic heritage, as well as the tenderness of sentiment and beauty of expression found within it.

A literary work that analyzes selected poetic verses, using them as a springboard for reflections on love, humanity, and places, while weaving in literary, historical, and philosophical dimensions through a style that is both fluid and profound.

A poetic epic that resurrects the story of an ancient Arab poet, exploring the struggle between love and the forbidden, freedom and bondage, and the accompanying emotions of resentment and vengeance in the face of social constraints.

A poetry collection inspired by the story of Sanaa—and the heroism and sacrifice it embodies—weaving together verses that blend elegy, emotion, and contemplation through evocative poetic language and beautiful literary imagery.

A literary study comprising readings and essays on prominent Gulf poetry and prose; it offers a critical perspective in a fluid, engaging style, while highlighting the characteristics of Gulf literature and the diversity of its experiences and voices.

A collection of intellectual and literary essays addressing issues of Arab culture, cultural invasion and its impacts, as well as poetry, criticism, development, and education, offering diverse reflections on thought, life, and society.

A collection of articles and studies highlighting the intellectual, cultural, and literary movements in the Gulf region, examining various books and cultural voices through a light, direct, and journalistic style.

A literary-critical study exploring the life and poetry of Ibrahim Naji. It analyzes a selection of his poems, examining their meanings and the emotions of love, loss, and longing reflected within them, through a style that blends critical analysis with soulful reflection.

This poetry collection draws inspiration from the atmosphere and sights of London, blending nostalgia, contemplation, sorrow, and satire. The texts weave together memories, human emotions, and poetic imagery rooted in the sense of place and the experience of living abroad.

This poetry collection resonates with a powerful patriotic and humanitarian spirit; it addresses themes of martyrdom, dignity, and the Palestinian cause, giving voice to the pain and anger felt regarding the state of the nation through a poetic language that blends elegy, protest, and satire.

A poetic epic that evokes the life of Caliph Umar ibn Abd al-Aziz, exploring key moments of his journey and the values of justice, asceticism, and faith associated with him, all through a poetic style that blends narrative, contemplation, and historical imagery.