Poems and poems

This poem tells the story of Palestinian pain and the longing of the Palestinian people for their land, from which the occupation has displaced them. The poem then tells the...

The collection combines poems of love, homeland, and exile. It begins with an introduction about the poet, in which he discusses his experience with love, homeland, and exile. Darwish emphasizes...

Like his poetry, Nizar Qabbani's words are birds that don't ask for a visa. They are initial musical notes that precede playing and chanting. The words collected in these lines...

Section: Poetry Number of pages: 260 pages Publisher: Al-Ahlia for Publishing and Distribution Letters with Samih al-Qasim

Section: Poetry Number of pages: 210 pages Publisher: Al-Ahlia for Publishing and Distribution For these selected articles, among the articles written by Mahmoud Darwish in recent years, what gives them...

Section: Poetry Number of pages: 215 pages Publisher: Al-Ahlia for Publishing and Distribution We preferred to publish this selected collection of articles, because reality confirms it with its repeated scandal...

Section: Poetry Number of pages: 252 pages Something about home

Section: Poetry Number of pages: 159 pages Publisher: Al-Ahlia for Publishing and Distribution The book contains dozens of words spoken by Mahmoud Darwish on various occasions. Most of these words...

Section: Poetry Number of pages: 119 pages Publisher: Al-Ahlia for Publishing and Distribution " Can anyone be surprised by the heroism of the Palestinian in defending identity and survival? The Palestinian...

Section: Poetry Number of pages: 152 pages Publisher: Al-Ahlia for Publishing and Distribution Wait for us world. Wait a minute. We are coming to you. Busy, right now, building the...

Section: Poetry Number of pages: 180 pages Publisher: Al-Ahlia for Publishing and Distribution Line by line, I scatter you in front of me with efficiency that I did not give...

Section: Poetry Pages: 72 pages Publisher: Sameh Publishing House In November 2000, the Syrian authorities released the poet Faraj Bayraktar, or “Prisoner No. 13,” after he spent fourteen years in...