The Three founts of unseen

This novel tells about imaginary and non-fictional events witnessed by a visitor in the form of an angel sent by heaven to planet Earth to bring back three manuscripts that were lost in the heavenly library, and it is believed that their owners had forgotten them on planet Earth during their lifetime, and these manuscripts were written in three different places and times written by them. Three men belonging to the well-known Abrahamic religions, stretching from Al-Hira through Cordoba in Andalusia to Babylon in Iraq, where this visitor faces great difficulties to meet these three people in order to obtain the manuscripts, and he will find himself a witness to ancient and modern events and will witness what happened to the world in those times of Injustice and death inflicted on the human race as a result of their greed, hatred for each other and narrow-mindedness, and it will witness a struggle between elites and the public, a picture of the eternal conflict between competing civilizations at that time until today and what people suffer to preserve their beliefs, money, and families.

Iraqi writer, published 31 books in poetry, short story, novels, and literature critics, honored twice by the Sharjah Department of Culture and Media, where he was awarded two certificates in recognition in 2012 and 2014 for my book "Aesthetics of Poetry" and another book "Image Semiotic in the UAE Cultural Press".