Jamal Al Khayat
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| Jamal Al Khayat | |
|---|---|
| Born | |
| 🏳️ Nationality | Bahraini |
| 💼 Occupation | Writer and storyteller |
| Notable work | The Guardian of Gray Illusions coastal |
| 🏅 Awards | The Outstanding Book Award granted by the Ministry of Information for the short story collection (The Smell of the Night) in 2004. The Distinguished Book Award granted by the Ministry of Information for the novel (The Coastal) for the year 2006 |
Jamal Al Khayat is a Bahraini novelist and short story writer, born in Muharraq, Bahrain, in 1958.[1]
Career path[edit]
Jamal Al-Khayat received his high school diploma from Al-Hidaya Al-Khalifia School in Bahrain, a Bachelor’s degree in Education and Science from King Saud University in Riyadh in 1982, and a higher diploma with distinction from the Bahrain Institute for Banking and Financial Studies in 1998. He has worked as an employee at Gulf International Bank since 1984 and supervised the website of the family of writers and writers in Bahrain on the Internet. He is a founding and former administrative member of the Al-Ahly Cultural Forum, a founding member of the Bankers Syndicate, a founding and former member of the Bahrain Internet Society, and a founding member of the Al-Fateh Society for National Creativity. He participated in many cultural events and activities inside and outside Bahrain. He represented the Kingdom of Bahrain in the General Secretariat of the sixth session of the Emirates Forum for Gulf Creativity, which was organized by the Emirates Writers Union in November 2015.[1]
Fictional production[edit]
coastal”, 1993[1]
"The Guardian of Gray Illusions", 2000[1]
Other products[edit]
- “A Warm Night” (collection of short stories), 1986[2]
- “Shovels and the Eggshell Wall” (collection of short stories), 1988
- “The Swamp Creatures” (texts), 1990. Another edition was published in 2007 under the title “The Creatures”[2]
- A Feast for the Gentle Seagulls (collection of short stories), 1994[2]
- “The Garden of Dreams” (collection of short stories), 1996[2]
- “The Smell of the Night” (collection of short stories), 2004[2]
- “An Elusive Sky” (collection of short stories), 2007[2]
- “A Cell on the Bed” (collection of short stories),2009[2]
- “The Pet Shadow” (collection of short stories), 2012[2]
Prizes[edit]
- His story (Walking over a smoke line) won second place in the Supreme Council for Youth and Sports competition for the short story in Bahrain in 1984.
- The Outstanding Book Award granted by the Ministry of Information for the short story collection (The Smell of the Night) in 2004
- The Distinguished Book Award granted by the Ministry of Information for the novel (The Coastal) for the year 2006
- The Distinguished Book Award granted by the Ministry of Information for his book (The Beings) for the year 2007
- Bahrain Award for Electronic Content in the category of Electronic Culture for its literary site The Arab Culture Café for the years 2005, 2007 and 2009
- Bahrain Award for Electronic Content in the Electronic Culture category for the Impossible Entities website in 2011.[1]
References[edit]
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