"Pawns on the Chessboard" is another political novel by the famous novelist Riyad Al-kadi, whose works have been translated into more than six international languages. It is an extension of his novel "hunchback of Baghdad", which was released in 2015 and has been translated into many international languages. This novel mixes reality with fantasy and magic, and tells the story of the militias' control over the minds of most citizens and the American occupation, which is living a bloody mili...

This book is a novel that addresses the illegal practices by charlatans and fake religious leaders, to gain power and status, and how these charlatans manipulate people and divide them through participating in political plots and sectarian strife. It is an exiting book full of mystery, suspense and action in which the author blended brilliantly the speech about superstition with speech about politics, traditions and religion.

Thi is the second volume of the completes works of Riyad Al Kadi. It contains poems about love and other related themes.

The poet flirts in his poems "Nisreen" his beloved one; "the close to him –yet– faraway!". He complains his longing for her and his misery because of parting her. All that come in a tender language full of flaming passion and delicate sense.

A novel about the crimes that occurred in Iraq during the era After Sadam's fall, depicting miseries and sufferings of Iraqis under the reign of jungle laws.

this book is about the Arabian Spring in Syrian & Iraq. But was it the real Spring the People longed to for many yearsthe war not only ruins the buildings, the houses or is it about winning or losing the only party that was defeated here was the moral & the manhood concepts which the writer concentrates on

'Letter Written by a Man in His Forties' is the translated version of a set of Arabic poems written by Riyad Al Kadi, a novelist and a poet-writer.

The Book of Reflections is the translated version ofa set of Arabic poems.

The book contains eight small stories namely:NisreenGrandson of BeyExecution of dead manA Paper-Like LadyAbo Gharib PrisonThe unknown soldierAgent 553The entrusted AbirThe stories talk about Iraq and what happened there in mostly between a specific period of time as the reader goes through the stories, he will discover what Iraq and the Iraqi people had gone through especially in Abo Gharib Prison story. The stories go throug...

Now, a remarkable anthology brings together 104 Urdu poems of the celebrated Pakistani poet Faiz Ahmad Faiz (newly translated to English by Dr. Khalid Hameed Shaida). Born one hundred years ago in Sialkot, one of Pakistan’s cradles of poetry, Faiz’s mastery of the classical traditions of preceding generations of poets arose from the exhaustive study of works in Urdu, Punjabi, Hindi, Arabic, Persian, and English. But he was not content to limit himself to aesthetics and form, and over the c...

The bestselling, "remarkable" (Marie Claire) memoir by the youngest recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize, I Am Malala will make you believe in the power of one person's voice to inspire change in the world."I come from a country that was created at midnight. When I almost died it was just after midday."When the Taliban took control of the Swat Valley in Pakistan, one girl spoke out. Malala Yousafzai refused to be silenced and fought for her ...

Running with fire in one hand and water in the other, Rabia explained, “I am going to burn paradise and douse hellfire so that both veils may be lifted from those on the quest, and they will become sincere of purpose. God’s servants will learn to see Him without hope for reward or fear of punishment. As it is now, if you took away hope for reward or fear of punishment, no one would obey.”This was the mentality of the most famous female Sufi saint, Rabia al-Adawiyya, who set forth t...