Hakatha Qalat Ruah: A Literary Reading of Mohammed bin Rashid's Works
Hakatha Qalat Ruah is a 180-page Arabic book published in 2016 by Watani Al Emarat. Written by Bahija Masri Idlibi, it presents a literary reading of specific texts by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, including two books and one poem.
Publication details
Hakatha Qalat Ruah (هكذا قالت رؤاه) was written by Bahija Masri Idlibi and published in Dubai by Watani Al Emarat in 2016. The Arabic-language volume runs to 180 pages. It is recorded in the Altibrah catalogue, which serves as a bibliographic reference rather than a distributor or holder of physical copies.
Scope and source texts
Contemporaneous UAE press reports describe the work as a literary reading of selected writings by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum. The source texts identified in those reports are his books Ru'yati (رؤيتي) and Wamadat min Fikr (ومضات من فكر), along with the poem Majd al-Emarat (مجد الإمارات). Coverage also notes that the study addresses themes of leadership and administrative thought.
Launch context
Watani Al Emarat introduced the book at a press conference held in 2016, according to contemporaneous reporting.