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Osamah Almuslim is a Saudi Arabian writer and novelist.

Biography[edit]

In Al-Ahsa, Saudi Arabia, on March 5, 1977, Osama bin Mohammed Muslim was born. After earning his degree in 1998 from King Faisal University in Al-Ahsa, where he studied English literature, he currently works as a lecturer at the Technical College of Al-Ah.^[1]

The Arab Literature Center released his debut book, Fear, in 2015. It became a best seller right away. Then, he wrote the trilogy Arabistan Orchard, the first installment of which was named after the television show, the second of which was titled The League of Devils, and the third of which was titled Wind Hager. With a total of over 500,000 books sold, this trilogy also reached the top of the bestseller list. Following that, the author released a collection of short stories for Kuwait's House of Nova Publishing and Distribution titled "The Noise of Khasif," which is now set to be turned into a book for the House of the Center for Arabic Literature.^[2]

Published novels[edit]

He has published nearly 26 novels, among the most prominent are:^[1]^[2]

This Is What Happened to Me
Hell of the Transients
Land of Sacrifices
Saad Al-Dabbas
The Spider Network
Ajeeg
The Glow of Violet (Parts 1/2)
The Lion’s Den
The Hybrid Witch
The Lame One
Winds of Migration (Parts 1/2/3)
The League of Devils
Arabistan Orchards
The Fear Trilogy
A Rainy Night
The Call
The Abyss
The Feast
The Five Circles
Buried Manuscripts
The Clamor of Eclipse
The Struggle of Queens
The Lame One – The Revolution of the Houris
The Glow of Violet
The “Lujj: Epic of the Seven Seas” series in five parts
The Opportunist

References[edit]

^ ^a ^b "Osamah M. Al Muslim - أسامة المسلم". www.goodreads.com. Retrieved 2024-05-07.
^ ^a ^b "Osama Al-Muslim". Riyadh Review of Books. Retrieved 2024-05-07.

Category:Living people Category:Saudi Arabian novelists Category:King Faisal University alumni

[:0-1] "Osamah M. Al Muslim - أسامة المسلم". www.goodreads.com. Retrieved 2024-05-07.

[:1-2] "Osama Al-Muslim". Riyadh Review of Books. Retrieved 2024-05-07.

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