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Fahad Amer Al-Ahmadi Al-Harbi (September 28, 1967), is a Saudi writer who has a column around the world in Al-Riyadh newspaper. He began writing the article in Al-Madina newspaper, and on August 17, 1991, his first article was published under the title "Nephew of Siberia," before moving to Al-Riyadh newspaper and publishing his first article on September 21, 2000, and he is still a daily writer in Al-Riyadh newspaper. He is currently the highest paid writer among Saudi writers. His life: He was born in Al-Madinah Al-Munawwarah in the popular neighborhood of Al-Atn, which is close to the central area surrounding the Prophet’s Mosque. He grew up in the house of his maternal grandmother, who belongs to the Al-Saqabi family from Subay in Al-Bada’i, which prompted those around him early to call him “Fahd Al-Saq’abi” after his attachment to his grandmother and his fondness for her. His wife is a pediatrician, and he has three sons and two daughters. He was fond of reading since his beginnings, and he was not separated from books, so he used to put a cultural book in the belly of the school book to pretend in front of his family to study. He attended several universities in different disciplines. But he did not get a bachelor's degree. He spent a lot of time in the university library. He mentioned that he suffers from Pelominia (mania for books), a disease from which he does not wish to be cured, according to him, and he even wishes that society will be afflicted with the same disease. Education: He studied primary school at Al-Shuhada School in Madinah, then middle school at Ibn Khaldun School in Madinah, then secondary school, and studied at King Abdulaziz University in Jeddah, majoring in (Geology), then switched to (computer), then left the university without obtaining a degree. A bachelor's degree. Then he moved to study at Hamline University in Minnesota, USA, but he did not complete his studies and returned. He considered the eight years he spent studying in universities a waste of his time. He also confirmed that he spoke 10 languages, including: English mainly, and 9 other languages, which he remembers good parts of while learning, considering that his contact with visitors to the Noble Sanctuary is the reason that earned him the languages ​​he speaks. His articles and books: He wrote more than 6000 articles, and in the year 1418 AH - 1997 AD, he issued a book entitled Al-Zawiya that includes 100 articles of his article, and a book "Around the World 1" was published by Tuwaiq Publishing House, and he intends to publish new parts in the future. Each of his books "Around the World" contains 78 different topics, and each topic contains 7 articles on the main topic. He also has a book entitled "Pistachio Theory", in which the writer attempts to clarify positive ways of thinking and judging things, by reviewing a set of inspiring situations and stories.