Maryam Alzoaby
Maryam Rashed Alzoaby() is an Emirati writer and novelist women, born in the Emirate of Ras Al Khaimah. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences from the United Arab Emirates University, majoring in history and archaeology, and a specialized certificate in heritage from the United Arab Emirates University and Zayed University. She is currently working as an employee in the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Community Development in the UAE. Her first novel was published in 2009 under the title Only in Red, then she published the novel For what sin was she killed and their events take place in the Palestinian territories , where the events of the novel For what sin was she killed takes place in the Gaza City in Palestine about a Palestinian journalist trying hard to reach the truth and demanding the rights of vulnerable Palestinian refugees in the camps inside and outside Palestine, and her wish was to reach the Israeli Knesset to raise the voice of truth in it, and she would be exposed to many events and pains on her journey. She also published two collections of short stories, the first entitled It Happened One Night and the second directed to children, entitled The Little Astronaut. Awards Naguib Mahfouz Award for Arabic Fiction in 2013, granted by the Supreme Council of Culture in Egypt. Literary Activity Writer of stories and novels in the UAE pain forums under the name "narrator" under the pseudonym (Ghinwat al-Bahar) on the Internet. Writer of short stories in Marami magazine, which is issued by the Supreme Council for Family Affairs in Sharjah. Writer of a satirical article in Al-Alam newspaper, which was published monthly in the UAE. Member of the Arab Writers Union forums. Member of the forum word tune. Member of the Architectural Heritage Association. Member of the UAE Women Writers Association. Member of the Emirates Writers Union. Literary Versions Resources References Living people 21st-century Emirati writers 21st-century Emirati women writers United Arab Emirates University alumni People from the Emirate of Ras Al Khaimah Year of birth missing (living people)