The first collection of poems to be printed by the poet Ahmed Al Kindi, and it was on the occasion of the wedding of Sheikh Hamad bin Hamdan Al Nahyan. Ahmed Al Kindi in front of the Hilton Hotel in Munich in 1982 Oh God, I ask of you

Ahmed Ali Al Kindi Al Marar, known as Al Kindi, which is his family name, belongs to the Al Marar tribe, which is one of the Bani Yas tribes. He is one of the poets who contributed to the development of folk poetry and the preservation of its presence and beauty among other folk arts and literature. He also contributed to many radio and television programs and participated in folk festivals for the arts of the UAE outside the country. The rababa was the poet's companion on screen, radio and audio tapes that spread among lovers of folk arts and literature. He succeeded in reconciling poetry and the rababa, singing the sweetest poems and delicate Bedouin melodies on the rababa. The poet was distinguished by his love poems with refined taste and a good style, far from vulgar and vulgar meanings. Despite the many topics he explored in his poetry, love poems remained the distinctive feature of his poetry.