Maryam Abdullah Al Hashemi
Emirati academic, writer and critic.
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Name in Arabic:
مريم عبداللَّه الهاشمي
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Nationality:
Emirati
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Country of Residence:
United Arab Emirates
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Maryam Abdullah Al Hashemi's Bio
Emirati academic, writer and critic.
She is a professor of Arabic language and Emirati studies at the Higher Colleges of Technology , and the head of the Criticism Club affiliated with the Emirates Writers and Authors Union since January 2022.
She is a member of the International Federation of the Arabic Language , the Emirates Writers and Authors Union , the Authorship and Publishing Committee and the Thought Committee in the same union, the Board of Trustees of the Maliha Literary Award, and the Reading Group at the Dubai Culture and Science Symposium.
She was a team leader, mentor and academic coordinator at the Higher Colleges of Technology , and a monthly cultural columnist for Al Ittihad Newspaper .
She has published several books, including: “Elegy for Cities and Kingdoms between Baghdad and Andalusia”, “The Development of the Poetic Movement in the Emirates”, “Alienation of Al-Madani, an Analytical Study of the Poet Ahmed Amin Al-Madani”, and “Faces of Mariana”, in addition to a novel entitled “The New Version” in 2019.
She also has several literary research papers published in refereed journals such as: “Al Wasl University Journal”, and she presented research papers at the “International Conference on the Arabic Language” in Dubai.
She won the Sheikh Rashid Award for Scientific Excellence in 2017, and won first place in the Al Owais Award for Creativity in the category of the best book published by an Emirati writer about the UAE in 2018.
She holds a PhD in Arabic Language, Department of Literature and Criticism, specializing in Modern Literature, in 2017 from the College of Islamic and Arabic Studies in Dubai, a Master’s degree in the same specialization from the same college, a Master’s degree in Business Administration in 2003, and a Bachelor’s degree in Arabic Language in 1999.




