The Arab Hair House of Fujira, a signing ceremony for three books from the beginning of its versions, namely, "Go and receive a star falling" English poets from the selection and translation of poets and writers of the United Arab Emirates, Dr. Shahab Ghanem, Diwan Al-Yayout al-Jaqwat, Jamina al-Tarawneh, and Diwan of the youth poet, the Canadian Arab Emirates,
The United Arab Emirates Writer gave the names of the Habani, opening the meeting by welcoming the Arab poetry community and congratulating the writers on the occasion of their work, and then, in the light of each of the issuances, folded to leave room for writers to share their own experience with his book.
The session began with the intervention of Dr. Shahab Ghanem, who expressed his gratitude to the Arab poetry for her attention to the book and stressed his admiration for the cultural mutation that the Fujira Princess had in general.
The second intervention was opened by the Tarawna Communicator with several poetry beds to greet the cultural and cultural project in the Fujira Emirate, and then spoke about her poetry experience in the Yagot Tatum group, confirming that she was happy to go out in the best way through the Arab Hair House to conclude her intervention by reading two poems of religion.
The third and final intervention was for young women, the daughter of Al-Fagira, Aisha of Canada, who expressed their pleasure at leaving her first home from within the same bush, through the Arab Hair House, an institution that added a third lung to the Fujira Principality through which Arab poets were inhaled.
To conclude her intervention by reading several poems from her hometown Mandamt.
At the end of the interventions, the moderator guided the names of the Dabani by thanking the three guests of the rostrum, declaring the launch of the signing ceremony, where the three writers signed their work by the circuit to the dignified public.
It says «Arab Hair House» It is a literary institution in the Fujira Emirate, launched by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Hamad al-Sharqiyah in April 2024 to serve as an area dedicated to Arab poetry from the beginnings to the present, which seeks to preserve and strengthen poetry through time, to respect its importance in the Arab heritage, to support poetic talents and to enrich the Arab Library with distinctive issues.
