Qusay Sheikh Askar Books

Qusay Sheikh Askar (1951) is an Iraqi-Danish poet and novelist. He was born in Nahr Jasim in Basra. He graduated from the University of Basra with a degree in Arabic literature in 1973. He received a master's degree in Arabic literature from Damascus University in 1986 and studied English at the Copenhagen Institute for five years and Danish in Denmark for three years. He has published several collections of poetry, novels and studies. Qusai Sheikh Askar was born in Nahr Jasim in Basra. He went through the stages of education in Iraq until he obtained a BA in Arabic literature from Basra University in 1973, and a MA in Arabic literature from Damascus University with distinction in 1986, then he studied English at the Cambridge Institute in Copenhagen for five years, and the Danish language in schools in Denmark for three years. He held Iraqi citizenship and, since his stay in Denmark, has held Danish citizenship. In the field of education, he lectured at Damascus University and gave lectures on modern literature at the Orientalist Institute in Copenhagen and taught in secondary schools in Iraq, Morocco and Libya. In the media, he worked as a reporter for the Asharq Al-Awsat newspaper, as well as a broadcaster and presenter on Danish television, the Arabic section. He founded the Arab Writers Union in Scandinavia and was chosen to head the union. His books include: Poetry: Vision 1983, Summer of Silent Perfume, 1985 Abeer Al-Maraya, 1992 From his novels: The Crossing, A Biography of a Man in the First Metamorphoses, The Office, Something in the Swamp for the Donkey, Tail not Tail, Al-Hasan Ibn Wahb Al-Najashi, Poet of Siffin, The Sun Breaks into the City of Snow, Shahryar Emigrates, Al-Mukhtar Rabi` Al-Tanuma , 2019 Sea linden, 2019 and its effects in studies: The narrative style in Nahj al-Balaghah Alienation in Nahj al-Balaghah The analogy and metaphor in Nahj al-Balaghah The cry A return to the old face Aesthetic and artistic values ​​in Nahj al-Balaghah Economic concepts in Nahj al-Balaghah Common Dictionary: Arabic, Danish, English, Special Dictionary common words in those languages. Common issues among Arabs and Scandinavians A dictionary of pre-Islamic myths Iraqi poetic stories