This is a short story for children is good for the 4 to 8 years old. Written by the Algerian woman writer Samra al Aidi. The book was selected in the process of Ihyaa al Turath al Arabi fil Mahjar, sponsored by the Arab American Encyclopedia-AAE-USA. Originated for the purpose of young children in Diaspora interest by the Arab Palestinian Editor-in-Chief: Dr. Hasan Yahya. We wish readers, parents and education Administrators to find it joyful for children.

One of the novels written by Algerian well known writer. It shows the discrepancy between those who own everything and those who own almost nothing using literary style to enjoy reading. The Author is revolutionary in his thought, he decided once to burn 11000 copy of his novels, protesting the miserable level of literature in Arab countries. In his words: "Arab societies may stay hungry for a month, but they have no patience to read one book." The novel was selected in the process of Ihyaa al Turath al Arabi fil Mahjar (revival of Arab Heritage in Diaspora) project, sponsored by the Arab...

The author is a Syrian writer lives in UAE. He was involved in children literature and educational management. Al Ghawwasoon al Sab'ah is a contribution to Gulf sailors who were collaborating together in times of sailing, and time of need. They are an example for cooperation. The story is good to own and use for children from 3 to 8 before bed time. The novel was written in the process of Ihyaa al Turath al Arabi fil Mahjar (revival of Arab Heritage in Diaspora) project, sponsored by the Arab American Encyclopedia-USA. Both originated and supported by Dr. Hasan Yahya. The Editor-in-chief is...

Cultural stories are diffused through world culture. This story has roots in Chinese literature as well as Arab famous book: 1001 Nights. It is about a young man (The Emir), and mysterious monster (The Dragon). It can be narrated for young children (3 to 8) before bed time. It is good to own. The book was written in the process of Ihyaa al Turath al Arabi fil Mahjar (revival of Arab Heritage in Diaspora) project, sponsored by the Arab American Encyclopedia-USA. Both originated and supported by Dr. Hasan Yahya, The author is an Arab Palestinian American scholar, writer, and philosopher who...

This is a philosophical story, narrated by the author about childish thinking, but logical asking his mom about the gender of God, was He a male, or She, female. This type of mysterious questions is considered as taboo in Muslim culture. Because there is no room for accepting abnormal questions attack cultural beliefs or solid as perceived by people. The other issue was honor-killing for reserving good reputation and honor, where the girl usually pays her life to satisfy tribal or familial arrogance and ignorance in most cases. The story was written in the process of Ihyaa al Turath al Arabi...

Hafez Ibrahim is an Arab Eptian Poet lived between (1871 - 1932), He is one of the literary revival poets and a disciple of Al Baroudi School. He focused on poetic expression and purity of language. He also reflected popular feelings and the sufferings of the poor classes. His poetry was a mirror of his age and a record of Egypt's national struggle against colonialism, political corruption and social backwardness. He was excellent in reciting poems, and an outstanding public speaker, hence known as "the polestar of all literary gatherings." His poetry was characterized by patriotism, charming...

"The Nile Poet" is Hafiz Ibrahim as described by many critics. He is one of the great literary revival poets in Egypt History, a disciple of Al Baroudi School. His poetry was characterized by patriotism, charming rhythm and deep impact on recipients. Ibrahim's poetry teemed with innovative themes and covered all walks of life. He is the heartbeat of the River Nile. The selection of this bookwhich include the poet's life and selection of his poems. It serves the purpose of young Arab generations in Diaspora. It is published in the process of Ihyaa al Turath al Arabi fil Mahjar (Revival of Arab...

Muhammad Mahdi Al-Jawahiri (1899 - 1997) was born in 1890 in Najaf in Iraq. The origin of "Al-Jawahiri" goes back to his Najafi, Iraqi family. Since the 11th century Hijri. He learned the basics of speech in Arabic literature and religion from two sources: Nahj al-Balagha and poetry from the works of Abu Tayyib al-Mutanabi.as his father required him to do. The poet began to read the Book of Eloquence and Demonstration by Al-Jahiz and the Muqaddimah by Ibn Khaldun, and collections of poetry. As a patriot he participated in the 1920 revolution against the British authorities. The selection of...