Publications

This seminal work delves into the intricate art of gypsum decoration prevalent in traditional Qatari architecture. Mohammed Ali Abdulla meticulously documents the various decoration patterns and their historical evolution. The book covers the techniques used in applying these patterns, offering a detailed analysis of their significance and role in the architectural heritage of the Arabian Gulf. It is an essential reference for anyone interested in the traditional art forms and architectural details that define the region's cultural identity.

In this novel, Mohammed Ali Abdulla navigates the complex themes of freedom, love, and slavery through a richly textured narrative set in a historical context. The story explores the emotional and psychological struggles of characters caught between their personal desires and the harsh realities of slavery. The novel not only portrays the historical impact of social systems on individual lives but also reflects on the broader implications for human relationships and the quest for personal freedom. Faraj is celebrated for its deep emotional resonance and its thoughtful examination of the human condition.

Published in collaboration with the Qatari Ministry of Culture, this book focuses on the architectural heritage of Qatar. Binyan Lawl examines the historical and cultural significance of architectural structures and practices, contributing to a deeper understanding of Qatar's architectural legacy. The publication highlights key aspects of traditional and modern architectural styles, offering valuable insights into the evolution of Qatar's built environment.