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The book includes eight poems compiled by His Highness Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi. He introduced the book by presenting the topic of the poems and the underlying poetics/ aesthetics.

A collection of poems in the form of debates are made between the deceased Sheikh Sultan Bin Saqr Al Qasimi, Ruler of Sharjah, and his friend, Sheikh Muhammad bin Abdul-Aziz

These selected speeches delivered during His reign of 44 years, take us through his vision.

This book presents an account of the march of Sharjah Theatrical Days from the year 1984 till 2013. In the introduction, the author presents.

This booklet includes messages of H.H. Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi, Supreme Council Member and Ruler of Sharjah, to playwrights on several occasions …

This book was compiled and effectuated by His Highness Sheikh Dr. Sultan Bin Muhammad Al Qasimi. The book comprised a collection of poems related to H.H. Sheikh Sultan Bin Saqr Bin Khalid Al Qasimi the Late ruler of Sharjah in the period 1942 1951- In fact the examiner revealed the difficulty of composing the last poems which he selected some of them in ten fields such as admonitory, patriotism, education, judgment and family

As quoted from this message, which is considered as a reference to playwrights: “Everything was confiscated, and the theatre was closed before my very eyes…

This book, titled “A message to theatre people”, includes the speech that H.H. Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi delivered in Paris in 2007.

The play dealt with the conflict between light and darkness, trying to shed light on the present real situation through five consecutive scenes characterised by visual dazzle, intellectual depth and historical knowledge, addressing the state of the Islamic nation and its conflict between light and darkness, and embodied the reality of the nation of the Prophet, peace be upon him, assuring that adherence to the book of God leads the nation to light.

A new epic play written by his highness ruler of Sharjah, denounces the idea of violence through a historical subject; to form a continued dialectic of the relation of history to the present; and to make valuable dialectic out of it.

A play written by his highness Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi, the supreme council member and ruler of Sharjah. The original source of this play “Aliyaa Wa Osam” is a poem which tells the story of a Bedouin tribe known as ‘Rola’ who got used to roaming around valleys behind their cattle herds in search of grass and water.

The Black Stone is a play consisting of scats tracing the reform movements that appeared in Islamic communities. Those movements were being surveiled by those enemies so they turned into what was known to them terrorism. However the play reveals the clear interference of the enemies to spoil these movements through historical events happened during the period of the Carmarthen long struggle against the Abaside Kaliphate.

In this play the writer appeared much interested in presenting a very momentous period in the history of nations .That was when the Spanish found a priceless chance in the weakness of the prince Mohammed bin Husain (The 19th prince in the sequence of Rulers in Tunisia As he was deebly plunged in pleasures they succeeded in conquering and seizing many regions in North Africa without facing any resistance because the inhabitants were ignorant about using weapons.

The author got inspired from the mythical life of Nimrod of ancient Babylon with significant application on contemporary life. The author used history to reflect the miseries, sufferings and weaknesses of life at the beginning of this new millennium that affects each and every human being.

In this theatrical work, the author discourses the Arab-Israeli conflict, reveals facts, discovers falsification of history, shows true intentions that the enemy hides in order to win psychological war against Arabs through the legendary character; Samson…

A true story inspired from the history of Alexander the Great, with a special emphasis his invasion to Asia and the Gulf. Using historical facts, the author enlightens the life in the Gulf, the wars, the pains and the hopes in the region as a globalized world. The play reflects on the fact that without transparency and respect of cultural pluralism, the cross-cultural problems and conflicts of power can not be addressed.