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Post by : Sameer Farouq
In a time when fast content dominates the literary scene, Osama Regaah stands out as a writer of depth, purpose, and empathy. The UAE-based author, legal director, and humanitarian believes that literature should not only entertain but also awaken the human spirit. His work invites readers to slow down, reflect, and reconnect with the moral meaning behind words.
From his perspective, storytelling is not just about imagination but also about awareness. Regaah writes with clarity and compassion, offering a reminder that true literature can still change the way people think and feel.
Osama Regaah’s journey into literature began as a natural extension of his legal career. His work in law sharpened his understanding of justice, logic, and truth, while writing allowed him to explore emotion, empathy, and the unseen aspects of human experience.
He often says that law and literature share a common purpose: both seek justice. Law pursues it through facts, while literature seeks it through the soul. This balance defines his signature style, where intellect and emotion coexist in harmony. It is what makes his writing both powerful and deeply human.
Regaah’s latest novel, Transparent Ghost, has been recognized as a major contribution to modern Arabic literature. The story explores the concept of justice beyond physical existence, set in a spiritual dimension known as Barzakh, where souls reflect on their lives between life and death.
Through multiple narrators, the book examines guilt, redemption, mercy, and truth. Critics have praised Transparent Ghost for blending the discipline of a legal thinker with the imagination of a poet. The novel’s elegant simplicity and emotional depth make it one of the most original works to emerge from the contemporary Arab world.
Regaah describes the novel as a journey between reality and the unseen, showing that justice continues long after life ends. It is a story that challenges readers to see morality not as punishment, but as understanding.
Beyond his artistic achievements, Osama Regaah is admired for his humanitarian approach to storytelling. His characters often represent those whose voices go unheard—women without legal protection, the poor without defense, and migrants living in silence. Through fiction, he gives them space, dignity, and power.
“In law, silence can mean defeat. In literature, I give silence a voice,” he once said. This philosophy guides his creative path and defines the emotional strength of his writing. His earlier books, including Black Mamba, The Lost Melody, Midday Events, and Plastic Flowers, all carry a message of empathy and justice.
Regaah’s influence now extends across continents. His works have been translated into Persian, Turkish, and Amharic, reaching new audiences in Asia and Africa. Readers across these regions connect with his themes of faith, morality, and transformation, which transcend language and geography.
Universities in the Arab world have begun studying his novels for their use of Sufi symbolism, psychological realism, and moral depth. His writing bridges heritage and modernity, offering a new model for what Arabic literature can be in a global context.
As anticipation builds for the launch of Transparent Ghost at the Sharjah International Book Fair, Regaah remains humble about his growing success. “Awards are beautiful,” he says, “but changing a soul is the real achievement.”
For Osama Regaah, writing is not just a profession but a lifelong mission. He views literature as a tool to humanize life, heal divisions, and raise the level of collective thought. Each story he writes is both a confession and a question, urging readers to search within themselves.
Through his blend of law, spirituality, and art, Regaah represents a new generation of Arab authors who are redefining storytelling for a modern world. His words continue to inspire readers across Asia and beyond, proving that thoughtful writing still has the power to connect minds and hearts.
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