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Yemenat
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yemenat
Celebration of the Release of 'The Luminaries Guide' by Mustafa Rajeh
On Friday, July 25, 2025, a remarkable celebration took place at Mr. Faisal Saeed Farea's Forum in Sana'a to commemorate the release of the distinguished writer and journalist Mustafa Rajeh's first book, titled 'The Luminaries Guide in Yemeni Art and Literature.' This event was organized to reflect Mr. Faisal's commitment to enriching cultural sessions and facilitating discussions that deepen cultural awareness. The celebration was led by lawyer and writer Jalal Hindad, who opened the session with a welcoming address, emphasizing the book's significance in documenting cultural identity during a time of erosion. Poet and writer Karim Al-Hanaqi reviewed the book, noting that 'The Luminaries Guide' comprises 43 articles published over the past few years in various outlets. He expressed admiration for the author's style, characterized by keen insight and profound knowledge, asserting that the book embodies the essence of Yemeni intellectualism. During the event, polymath writer Alwan Al-Jilani emphasized that writing, as a human cultural endeavor, adeptly captures life's realities and reflects intellectual changes. He regarded Mustafa Rajeh's articles as an emotional guide that harmonizes with the trajectory of Yemeni music, literature, and culture. Mr. Amen Derhim, a prominent figure in the Yemeni cultural and artistic community, thanked Mustafa Rajeh for his achievement, praising the accuracy of his information and the depth of his analyses. He noted that he regularly follows Rajeh's writings, asserting that the book is a significant addition to the cultural landscape. Mohammed Shabeta, Secretary-General of the Yemeni Journalists' Syndicate, remarked that the publication of 'The Luminaries Guide' in these challenging times represents a vital contribution to the Yemeni cultural scene, where the voices of war are prominent. He commended the author's style, which combines journalistic sensitivity with literary precision. Artist and intellectual Amen Al Mad'haji added an artistic touch to the discussion, praising the book cover and the author's distinctive style in portraying artists. Additionally, Mr. Fouad Al-Sharjabi, director of the Yemeni House of Music, enriched the gathering with valuable insights about art in its various forms. Well-known journalist Ahmed Abdulrahman highlighted the book's significance in light of the current challenges facing Yemeni artistic and literary heritage. Writer and author Mohialdeen Saeed concluded his remarks by affirming that Mustafa Rajeh has delved into the depths of Yemeni culture and heritage, presenting new information and genuine Yemeni sentiments. The event was attended by several prominent academic and cultural figures, including Dr. Abduljalil Salam, Dr. Tawfiq Al-Qadasi, and engineer Mujeeb Abdullah Damaj, among others.
United News of India
02-07-2025
- Health
- United News of India
Yemeni journalist dies in Indian hospital; body held back due to non-payment of bills: Report
World Aden, July 2 (UNI) The Yemeni Journalists' Syndicate has urged the Presidential Leadership Council (PLC) and the Yemeni government to swiftly intervene and cover the treatment costs and repatriate the body of journalist Salem Al-Feras, who died in an Indian hospital on Monday evening after a long Syndicate, quoting the deceased's family, explained that his body remains held at the hospital because they are unable to pay for his treatment costs, the Yemen Monitor reported. They appealed to official authorities to support the family during this humanitarian Syndicate lauded Al-Feras's career, noting he was among the first generation of journalists at '14 October' newspaper. It highlighted that he left a remarkable legacy in literary criticism and journalistic writing, remaining an active follower of the literary movement until his last days, and a discerning critic who introduced readers to Yemeni writers and kept pace with their cultural Syndicate emphasized that honoring a figure of Al-Feras's stature begins with reciprocating his contributions and ending his family's suffering in this urgent humanitarian situation. They requested the Yemen government to help with repatriation of his body to Aden, after paying the hospital. UNI RN
