Author: Adham Sharqawi
Adham Sharqawi is a Palestinian writer, born and raised in the city of Tyre, Lebanon. He obtained two diplomas in Physical Education from the Faculty of Education, along with a Master’s degree in Arabic Literature from the Lebanese University. His initial foray into writing began on the forum platform known as “Al-Sakhr,” where he published his first book in 2012, titled “Morning Talks.” He also worked for the Qatari newspaper, Al-Watan.
Notable Works by Adham Sharqawi
Adham Sharqawi has authored more than ten books. His debut publication, “Morning Talks,” was released in 2012. Among his diverse body of work, certain titles stand out significantly, resonating deeply with his audience. Some of his most popular books include: “Let My Heart Be Reassured,” “Evening Talks,” “Morning Talks,” “With the Prophet,” “Pulse,” “On Something Called Love,” “When I Met Omar Ibn Al-Khattab,” and “Sperm.”
Let My Heart Be Reassured
The book “Let My Heart Be Reassured” is classified as a novel and stands as one of the author’s most renowned works. It explores the journey between faith and disbelief through engaging intellectual dialogues addressing the doubts of atheists. The narrative takes place on a bus making daily trips from the countryside to the city, following the experiences of Maher and Hisham, whose discussions about faith and atheism captivate readers, encouraging them to turn the pages eagerly.
Pulse
“Pulse” is also categorized as a novel and consists of four chapters. The first chapter delves into the horrors of war, highlighting the devastation that follows such conflicts, including the separation from loved ones and the destruction of homes. In the second chapter, the author addresses various social issues. The third chapter recounts the encounter between the narrator and Pulse, while the fourth chapter narrates the story of Pulse’s murder. This novel has garnered significant attention from readers, further establishing its popularity.
When I Met Omar Ibn Al-Khattab
The narrative of “When I Met Omar Ibn Al-Khattab” revolves around the life of the esteemed companion and caliph, Omar Ibn Al-Khattab (may Allah be pleased with him). Through a beautifully crafted storytelling approach, the author chronicles key events from Omar’s life, crafting his narrative from birth to death. The book draws connections between Omar’s life experiences and Islamic law while interpreting them within the context of contemporary realities.
Very Short Reflections
This book does not adhere to a specific theme and has gained immense popularity, achieving substantial sales figures. In its chapters, the author distills various thoughts and reflections that have influenced his life, at times commenting on specific incidents, offering wisdom, or addressing social topics in a succinct manner.
With the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)
This work comprises 280 pages and features an examination of several hadiths and narratives from the life of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). The author presents moral lessons and teachings derived from these stories, which often resonate with our contemporary social experiences.
Adham Sharqawi’s Writing Style
Adham Sharqawi is renowned for his compelling storytelling ability, particularly evident in his works “With the Prophet” and “When I Met Omar Ibn Al-Khattab.” His writing style is characterized by simplicity and clarity, devoid of unnecessary complications, making his works accessible and beloved by a wide audience.