A collection of short stories that includes 6 diverse stories that reflect the philosophy of life, the myth of the desert, and the icon of existence, with the fragrant scent of Emirati nature and the local environment. Most of the events of the stories take place within the Emirati environment. During the short story collection “Fear on Their Necks,” Al Mansouri draws inspiration from innate ideas and shortened meanings.
The collection included the following titles: “One Last Look,” “A Smile in the Wind,” “The Self-Trial of the Brotherhood,” “Tal Zakher,” and “Fear.”
On their necks, and an incoming one on the Kassir.
تتحدث القصه عن " صغيره " الفتاة التي تعيش بالخارج لإكمال دراستها تتخرج و تعود إلى الكويت لتسكن مع شقيقها الأكبر في منزله تتوالى الأحداث و تنتقل إلى السكن
Before thirty
Before Thirty is a short text that tells the story of several people who went through different circumstances and paradoxes. Life takes a turn for heroes several times, and they go through situations they were not prepared for, and some of them are forced to make painful decisions for themselves.
The missing painting:
Noise that no one can hear except me, lights, people, and places that no one else knows, and others do not even believe. When I Was Alone is a collection of stories whose events will amaze you, and whose details will terrify you. It happened to some and it may happen to others, with a slight difference in the events.
Advice: If you read the book and feel afraid, do not sit alone, and if you think that you will not feel fear, do not sit alone either!
Electronic novels / 35 crimes that occurred in the Emirates
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This book lists cases related to information technology and Internet crimes, the events of which occurred within the regional scope of the United Arab Emirates. Each case is a narration of its owners, especially those affected by it, and confirms beyond a doubt that UAE law was strict and resolute in dealing with them. I obtained these cases through the publications of the official authorities concerned with the judiciary in the country, and what I observed of police reports, prosecution procedures, and judicial rulings, in addition to cases published by daily newspapers published in the UAE. In listing the thirty-five cases, I tried to focus on the most common crimes, especially those resulting from the negative use of information technology and the Internet, such as defamation, insults, defamation, threats, harassment, violations of rights and privacy, fraud, and fraud. In the book, I also made sure to delete the necessary names and in-depth legal terminology, or any narration that was not influential in the general context of the case, for the purpose of conveying the idea and content of the case in a clear and smooth way that achieves the moral and lesson from it. And the God of the intent behind.. Mohammed Salem Al Zaabi
The scent of narcissus
It is a collection of stories that carry within it the harvest of the years. I derived its ideas from my daily observations, experiences, and coexistence with my students and colleagues, but it is not related to a specific character, as I formulated it to be a general situation that sometimes overlaps with more than one experience and more than one character, as the reader will live with the woman who sacrifices... She gave her life for the sake of others in “The Handkerchief”, the oppressed girl in “Abeer”, the arrogant girl “Shatha Al-Narjis”, the struggling teacher “Professor Marzouk”, the unfaithful friend “In the Wind”, and honoring parents “The Moment of Birth” and the downtrodden employee “Skyscrapers”. There is a view into the past through the story “Bars of Silence.”
I wrote this collection during my participation in the Aqdar Writing Program, which was organized by the Ministry of Education two years ago. The Ministry of Education printed limited copies without signing a contract or monopoly on copyright, simply to publish examples of the program’s work during that period, and then we were left with the option of publishing it, as it received remarkable demand and was chosen. One of the secondary schools in Sharjah considered it the best publication last year, and given the insistence of my colleagues and students to obtain copies of it, especially the keenness of a large number of female students to search for it in the exhibition, and the disappointment that it was not published, prompted me to take this step and come to your home, which has become an edifice of the word and a door of culture. To publish my collection, I ask the Almighty God for success.
