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The Perilous Enchantment is a meticulously documented historical novel, grounded in truth, recounting the events of Mohammad Reza Bey’s mission to France ...

At the behest of my friends in Egypt, I was requested to capture my times in this land. I decided to distil these recollections through my heartfelt sentiments. Drawing from the deepest parts of my soul and its inner powers, I set sail to transform them into vivid Egyptian memories

I cherished books because of my deep affection for my uncle, Sheikh Sultan bin Saqr Al Qasimi. Often, I would watch him engrossed in his reading, his face a canvas of myriad expressions as he traversed the vast realms of knowledge. In my admiration, I mimicked his actions ...

This is a short novel, categorized under several chapters: travel literature (travelogues), geographical documentation, historical preservation, and heritage description. To me, however, it belonged in the chapter of strengthening ...

This is a new novel. It depicts spectacular image of the characters who played an important role in the Arab history.

This book deals with the most important French playwrights who have written historical plays. The book intends to reflect, different viewpoints in their theatrical works, on history.

It is a novel narrating the story of an ambitious woman, clinging to the rule of the Kings of Ormuz disappeared under the Portuguese occupation of the Kingdom of Ormuz.

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.

These incidents took place between Al Barraq ibn Ruhan and Layla bint Lakiz ibn Murrah ibn Asad ibn Rabi'ah, one hundred and forty years before the advent of Islam.

In the middle of the Arabian Peninsula, where the mountains of Aja and Salma are, the Bani Asad tribes used to live there, before the emergence of Islam, and among those who lived here among the Bani Asad ...

Al-Ḥīra, formerly known as Al Madina, was situated in the Middle Euphrates, where the water from the Euphrates River converged in a low-lying area. Linguistically referred to as "Hira," signifying meandering water, so residents used a device called Al Gharaf to raise water for agricultural purposes when irrigating their crops.

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

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, Supreme Council Member and Ruler of Sharjah ...

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.

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