In the quiet corners of the old Gulf — beneath the fading call of the adhan, behind weather-worn minarets, and among the forgotten scrolls of village mosques — lie stories that history books seldom tell. For Mohsen Fallahian, Emirati novelist and literary scholar, these silent histories are not just echoes of the past — they are invitations to imagine, remember, and write.
In an age where voices from every corner of the world compete for space, Mohsen Fallahian has chosen a quieter, more purposeful path—one that amplifies not himself, but others. Known for his lyrical novels and contemplative essays, Fallahian has become a guiding light in the literary Gulf, not only as a writer but as a mentor, advocate, and curator of emerging Emirati talent. Through workshops, editorial guidance, and his widely respected podcast Tales from the Gulf, he has created a cultural space where new voices can grow with care, depth, and authenticity.
