Rasha Omran is a Syrian poet from Tartous and a notable voice in contemporary Syrian and Arab poetry. Her work combines introspection with emotional expression and explores exile, longing, death, and alienation. Her poetry collections include “As If My Exile Were My Body” and “Panorama of Death and Desolation.” She has also contributed to literary research and documentation, including “Anthology of Syrian Poetry (1980–2008).”
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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