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A poet and writer from the Emirates.
Hairworms did not feel strange in the library. They are those who believe that they have a private and warm voice that is quiet or loud in the spirit of poets. They collect symbols based on indexing and classification criteria. When we enter the Library we are naturally aware that they belong to certain shelves, they are consistent with their geography and history.
This is what we see in public libraries, but we also find other models of poetry book incubators - books and studies - such as the library being fully designed for poetry, as is the case in the Baptist Library of the sister State of Kuwait. A special approach has been taken by the Majidah Centre for Culture and Heritage, providing poetry to a number of libraries, the Arab Hair Library, the Hair Library of the United Arab Emirates, the poet ' s library of Nazar Qabani, and the poet ' s library of Hamid Khalifa Bouhab, which is a library of personal books, which has been set up by scientists.
The poetry libraries have emerged from the interest of His Excellency Al-Majad, who, since the founding of the great cultural vocabulary, has sought to take care of the creative literary product, because of the voice of poetry and the fact and depth of his message.
These libraries are very important in research and reading. Many studies are based on the idea of poetry, the study of topics addressed by Arab and Arab Emirates poems. A number of university messages have been discussed between masters and doctorates on the basis of those libraries, and the Centre also plays an active role in strengthening the Library through the poetic events it has held, poetic evenings and dialogue sessions with poets, as well. «Prospects of culture and heritage» It is the Centre ' s authoritative scientific journal, which carries among its numbers research on poetry and monetary issues, as well as investigations of old poetry logo, and it will now come from poetic libraries at the Centre.
Hamad Khalifa Bo Shahab Library
He is the poet and representative of the United Arab Emirates, known as Hazar al-Shadi, born in 1932m in Ajman, and learned in her books and schools. He was the first to submit poetry boards through Kuwait Television from Dubai in 1971, the first to publish popular poetry in the daily press through the Journal since 1981, the most notable of which was written. «Our heritage of popular hair.»I'm sorry.
The Centre included a part of our poet ' s library, with about 727 titles, whose concerns were reflected in most literature, religion and history.
The work of this library has been one of the most interesting experiences I have had, with the opportunity to look closely at the contents of the Library, accompanied by the professors of the researcher and historian Ali Al-Mamroshi and the researcher, Ms. Abdullah al-Mahiri, who had written books and a collection of poetic books, writing his daily life notes and putting his comments on books.
Nazar Qaban Library
The Library has a story that was preserved by the memory of His Excellency the Majidah and the staff of the Centre at the time. The poet Nazar Qabani visited the Mojadah al-Majdah centre on 6 December 1994, when he received the Cultural and Scientific Achievement Award at the Sultan Bin Ali Al-Awes Cultural Foundation, and was a building in the guest of the Shari Sultan al-Aouis who told him about the Centre and asked him to visit him. Nazar was impressed by the location, the library, the services of researchers, and, according to His Excellency the Majidah, Nazar Kabbani asked him if his books were in the centre. He was very pleased when he saw a collection of his books, then travelled to Beirut and shipped the Library for the rest of his publications. It was then developed by the people on the premises, and each new book from a Spanish butcher is now being added to this library. «Wartimes: a poetic veteran inspired by the fire of the present war and the euphoria of the arrogant, arrogant humanity.»It was published in 1941m. «She told me the brown one.»- Hair, published in 1944.
Chibani Library
The Centre ' s library also includes a library of another poet, Mohamed Sharif al-Shibani, a poet and a date of death in 1998, serving as Secretary of a public library in Abu Dhabi, who has turbines in 20 books. The Library ' s acquisitions varied between printed books, documents, correspondence, audio recordings and poet photographs. In the library, we found audio recordings in the poet ' s voice reading pawns for mosque collectors, documents of which are related to its work in the Library, and the Centre will now use these documents for issuance in a special book on poetic librarians.
Arab Hair Library
In general, Arab poetry has a library called the Arab Hair Library, a specialized library of all poetry and poetry, with approximately 13,000 titles of which more than 500 books of printers, such as a book. «Eyes, preachers, statues and preachers.»The library provided extensive research services to researchers from within and outside the State and some interested in issuing poetry.
Other specialized libraries
In 2011, H.E. Al-Majdah raised another group of specialized libraries at the Centre, including: the palm library, the diving library, the U.S. poetry library (the poeming house), which was opened the same year with the generous sponsorship of Ma ' ajda al-Majad and with the presence of a number of directors of cultural institutions, poets and interested persons. The library was established to serve Arab poetry researchers.
The Library includes both poetry and public, poetry studies and poetry in the United Arab Emirates, as well as a list of poetry names and works to facilitate researchers, and the Library works on enhanced poetry events for the research role of sources and references, including at its opening ceremony the hosting of the two great poets, Rabib Bin Yagot, Rahmah Allah, Rashid Shaharar, and the honour of the United Arab Emirates.
These are the libraries that have been clearly depicted or possessed by poets, and it is not limited to these libraries; because the Centre also includes books on the slogans of other cultures and diverse languages, and includes a special section on poetry-related university messages, and this interest will not cease, so God will keep the place in keeping with the creativity of the ocean.
