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Biography
He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Arabic Literature from Beirut Arab University in 1974 and a postgraduate diploma in Philosophy from the University of Jordan in 1987. He served as a civil servant in the Jordanian Armed Forces from 1965 to 1975 and as a teacher in the Ministry of Education from 1975 to 1993. He also served as the head of cultural and scientific activities in the Ruseifa District Education Directorate from 1994 to 2003. He is a member of the Jordanian Writers Association, and served as head of its Zarqa branch from 2001 to 2002. He is also a member of the Arab Writers Union. His dramatic works include the television series "The Second Spring Flowers" (27 episodes) and "When Were You Fathers?" (18 episodes). He published his first novel, "The Birth Pangs," in 1984.
Novelistic output
"The Birth Pangs," 1984
"Sea Castle" (for young adults), 2013
“The Clash”, 2016
Other products
"The Boys of the Stones" (a collection of short stories), 1985
"The Shadow's Outcast" (Stories), 2002
"The School of Innovators" (Children's Stories), 2002
“Little Inventors” (Scientific Thinking Literature), 2006
"The Dog That Doesn't Eat Its Friend's Flesh" (a puppet play), 2009
“Blue Without Sins” (Stories), 2010
“That is Me” (poetry), 2011
“Tales of the Expatriate Cafe” (Stories), 2013
“Literature and Arabic Children’s Literature” (Study), 2013
“Issues in the World of Childhood” (Study), 2013
“Learn Ruq’ah Script”, 2014
“Eid Night” (a collection of short stories for young adults), 2016
"Exhalation" (poetry), 2018
"The Jasmine Discourse" (poetry), 2020
"Traffic Operetta", 2020
“Retired Man’s Musings”, 2020
"Children of the Neighborhood," 2020
“Thinking Slippery Slopes”, 2021
“Grandpa Saada’s Tales” (short story collection), 2021
“The Sergeant’s Patrol”, 2025
"The Charity Shark" (a play)
"The Kingdom of the Free" (a dramatic work)
“Mirrors of Others” (Criticism)
Criticism and studies about the novelist
“Readings in the Literature of Sa’ada Abu Iraq” by critic Raed Al-Hawari, 2023.
Other information (awards, seminars, hosting events, etc.):
• Queen Noor Award for Children's Literature from the Noor Al Hussein Foundation in 1996
• Sharhabil Bin Hasna Award for Literary Creativity from the Greater Irbid Municipality in 2002
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