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Author's name: Karam Melhem Karam

In the heart of political chaos and conspiracies, the star of Abdul Rahman bin
Muawiyah, also known as Abd al-Rahman I and the Falcon of Quraysh.
As one of the greatest figures in Arab history, "Saqr"
Quraish is a historical epic that tells the journey of this Umayyad prince from persecution.
And the pursuit to build a new empire in Andalusia.
Writer Karam Melhem Karam takes us to a turbulent world, where Abdel struggles...
The Most Gracious is with enemies and friends alike, and faces unprecedented challenges.
precedent to achieve his dreams of restoring the glory of the Umayyad state. Intertwined in this
The novel is about feelings of love and betrayal, strength and weakness, hope and despair in a narrative.
A fascinating history that captivates the reader from the first page to the last.
Abdul Rahman Al Dakhil, a noble young man with a steely will, finds himself being pursued by his uncle.
Who seeks revenge on him at any cost. In this epic conflict, Karam Melhem Karam reveals to us the strength
The inner strength and courage that Abdul Rahman needs to overcome his enemies and rebuild his life anew.
In "The Falcon of Quraish," history is not just facts, but an epic narrative brimming with life, where each
A page that holds within it a new adventure and a new challenge. It is an unforgettable story of struggle and survival.
About a man who refused to surrender to his fate and decided to write a new history with his own hands.
About the author
کرم ملحم كرم (۱۹۰-۱۹۵۹), Lebanese journalist, short story writer and critic
From Deir al-Qamar, he is considered one of the most prominent figures in Arabic literature thanks to his contributions.
Abundant and diverse. He was educated at the Marist Brothers Institute in his town and then in
Jounieh, which opened the doors for him to literary innovation and join the League of Ten.
Despite his lisp when speaking with the letter “r,” he continued to give lectures and sermons, maintaining...
On his local and national identity.
In 1923, he founded the magazine “One Thousand and One Nights,” which published more than a thousand
Short stories and novels with a local flavor. In 1932, he launched the newspaper “Al-Asifa.”
The weekly magazine is concerned with politics and literature. Despite their temporary suspension due to the war, Karam continued to
Writing and publishing, expressing his national, social and political positions without flattery
As a storyteller, Karam draws inspiration for his themes from the society around him, presenting narratives with a realistic feel.
And translating stories from French literature to suit local taste. His short stories include:
The Scream of Pain and The Falcon of Quraish, distinguished by a romantic style and refined language with elegance and precision in expression.
In his description, critic Maroun Abboud considered Karam one of the founders of the art of storytelling in Arabic literature, emphasizing his role.
Providing literary experiences that reflect Eastern identity and cater to the tastes of Arab readers.