Sharjah24: In line with its mission to preserve the cultural and poetic heritage of the United Arab Emirates, particularly in the Emirate of Sharjah, Al Wosta Channel from Al Dhaid continues to air its distinguished program "The Poet's Biography" every Tuesday at 6:30 PM. This program highlights the rich poetic experiences in the UAE, especially from the central region of Sharjah, by narrating the stories of notable poets, both deceased and living.
Young poet's touch
Hosted by poet and media figure Saif bin Huwaishal Al Khatri, one of the prominent young poets from the central region, the program engages deeply with poetic memory and the experiences of poets. Al Khatri's genuine and thoughtful approach conveys admiration for their contributions.
A Journey through poetry
Each episode takes viewers on a journey through the lives of poets, showcasing their timeless poems that reflect societal issues, dreams, and identities. The program not only chronicles poetic biographies but also explores pivotal moments in each poet's life, both personal and national, linking creativity to its human and social context.
A tribute to authenticity
"The Poet's Biography" serves as one of the most significant cultural heritage programs on Al Wusta Channel, providing a rich visual documentation of local poetry history. It shines a light on the creative treasures of the desert, a long-standing source of talent and creativity.
Inspiring and documenting lives
The program aims to present well-researched content based on accurate archiving of poetic materials and biographies, using calm and appealing visuals that highlight the depth of ideas while showcasing the beauty of imagery and diverse scenes.
Celebrating cultural identity
Saeed Rashid bin Fadhel Al Ketbi, Director of Al Wusta Channel, stated that the program reflects the channel's commitment to celebrating the cultural identity of the UAE, particularly Nabati poetry, an essential component of local heritage. Poetry serves as not merely human creativity but a national memory that mirrors the evolution of Emirati society.
He added that the program aims to preserve poetic heritage and present it in a contemporary style that resonates with current and future generations. Through visual documentation, it honors poetry and its creators, inviting new generations to draw inspiration from the past to illuminate future paths. With each new episode, the call to read our history through the lens of poetry is renewed, preserving the legacies of our creators as the land cherishes its roots.
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