Saʿdī ibn Mahdī al-Hāshimī

Saadi Youssef was a distinguished Iraqi poet known for his eloquent and poignant verses. Born in the cultural crossroads of Basra, he became a strong voice in modern Arabic literature. Youssef's poetry often traversed themes of exile, identity, and the human condition, deeply resonating with readers worldwide. His works, such as 'Without an Alphabet, Without a Face,' highlight his unique ability to blend personal and political narratives. A relentless traveler, Youssef's life experiences infused...See more