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He is Ali Muhammad Al-Khawar Al-Nuaimi, an Emirati poet nicknamed “The Poet of the Nation.” He wrote the national operetta “Khalifa in the Languages of the World.”
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Name in Arabic:
علي الخوار
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Date of Birth:
2 June 1967
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59 Year)
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Nationality:
Emirati
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Country of Residence:
United Arab Emirates
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Ali bellows's Bio
He is Ali Muhammad Al Khawar Al Nuaimi, an Emirati poet nicknamed “The Poet of the Nation.” He wrote the national operetta “Khalifa in the Languages of the World.”
He is also the founder of “Aghani Artistic Production Company,” and founder and Chairman of the Board of Directors of “Al-Khawar Artistic Production Company.”
He wrote poetry when he was 16 years old, influenced by his father. He wrote more than a hundred patriotic songs and poems and many emotional and social songs. Among his most famous patriotic poems are “In the heart, your love has taken root, my country” and “I am a soldier.”
His poems entered the Arab world with the voices of major singing stars. He sang from Mehd Hamad’s poems, “Don’t Remember Me, Let Us Go Away, and Don’t Add to the Pain,” Muhammad Abdo’s “A Lifetime’s Journey and the Secrets of the Eyes,” Hussein Al Jasmi’s “The Bird, the Mountain, and a Fares’ Horse,” and Rashid Al Majid’s “My Mother, Love is Eternal, and What You can say, “I love you, Rashid, and the puzzle,” and Ahlam, “Please forget me and the path of the neighborhood will converge,” and Abdul Majeed Abdullah, “More precious than my soul to me and the impossible beauty,” and Khaled Abdul Rahman, “The broken image, the truth, and the lion’s heart,” and Muhammad Al-Mazem, “I sacrifice for you and the look, and honor your eyes, and give comfort to your heart,” in addition to The duet of Rashid Al Majed and Abdul Majeed Abdullah, “Oh My First and Last Love,” and many other artists.
The national poet, Ali Al Khawar, is considered one of the most prominent lyric poets in the Emirates and the Arabian Gulf, and he has won many awards of appreciation inside and outside the Emirates. He participated in more than one Arab poetry festival, and won the award for the best Arabic lyric text at the “Arabic Song Festival” in Manama in 1996. He also won the title of “Knight of the Emirati Song” in 1995. In 2008, he won second place for his continuation of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum’s poem in “Ministry of Culture and Youth” competition, and many other awards and honors.
He was born on June 2, 1967.
