Hani Nadim, a Syrian writer and journalist, has worked in journalism and media since the early nineties of the last century. He has published twenty books in journalism and literature and has contributed hundreds of articles to Arab newspapers. Among his most prominent works are “Ibn al-Nadim’s Index” and “The Incomplete Dictionary of the Press.” In poetry, his notable works include “The Sculptor of the Wind” and “The Wolf’s Concerto.”
When his soul left his body and this world, he left a house for poetry, a place for his things, and walls where the poetry he loved would remain. The Bahraini poet Ibrahim Al Arrayed, and all those who (followed) him in his literary journey and translated works, were retained by the Sheikh Ebrahim bin Mohammed Al Khalifa Centre for Culture and Research in his city which he belonged, Manama. For it was the house of fame, as the first among the homes of cultural centers outside the city of Muharraq.
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