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Jasser Ibrahim Ahmed Ammouri ( October 25, 1935 ) is a Palestinian-Jordanian poet. He was born in the city of Tulkarm , grew up and studied there. His father was a figure in the 1936 Palestine Revolution . He obtained an intermediate diploma in 1955 at the Teachers’ House in Amman, then traveled to Iraq to complete his higher studies and joined the University of Basra . He obtained several degrees in civil engineering, city planning, and project management. He worked as a secondary school teacher in his homeland from 1956 to 1965. He worked as an engineer in Kuwait, Iraq, and Yemen. He has many collections of poetry and books on other topics.
His biography
Jasser Ibrahim Ahmed Ammouri was born on October 25, 1935, corresponding to Rajab 28, 1354, in the city of Tulkarm in Mandatory Palestine , and grew up there. He received his primary, preparatory, and secondary education in the schools of his city of Tulkarm , and finished high school in the city’s Al-Fadhiliyah Secondary School in 1953. Then he joined the Teachers’ School in Amman and obtained an intermediate diploma in 1955. He belonged to the Arab Socialist Baath Party in 1953, Then he traveled to Iraq to complete his graduate studies, and joined the University of Basra . He obtained several degrees, including a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering in 1969, a higher diploma in city planning in 1987, and a master’s degree in project management in 1989. He obtained a doctorate in civil engineering from McGraw-Hill Education in 2011.
After graduating from the Teachers’ House, he worked as a teacher in Tulkarm for the secondary stage in the Al-Fadhiliyya School from 1956 until 1965, and a teacher at Khadoori College in the city, during which he worked as director of the Tulkarm municipality for a period of time, and then he headed to The field of civil engineering and project management, and he worked as an engineer in Kuwait , in the public and private sectors, as a supervisor and contractor, until he left in the summer of 1978. During his work in Kuwait , he was appointed head of the branch of the General Union of Palestinian Engineers there, which is the same position he also held during his work in Iraq , when he chose him. Palestinian Engineers, head of their union branch in Iraq .
He returned to Iraq and worked in his engineering specialty until 1991 as a contractor and general manager of Al-Basel Engineering Contracting and International Trade Establishment, and supervised the construction of the Novotel Hotel in Baghdad . He returned to Jordan in 1991 and worked as a consulting project manager there in 2008. He also supervised the construction of a number of engineering projects in Yemen until his retirement in 2010.
He is a member of the Jordanian Writers Union , an elected member of the Al-Mashreq Center for Thought and Culture, [7] the Jordanian Engineers Association, and others.
Personal life
His father is Ibrahim Amouri, one of the most prominent figures in the 1936 Palestine Revolution , and his younger brother is “Muhammad Jihad” Amouri, a figure in the Fatah movement .
His works
From his poetry collections:
Wings of the Wind , 2004.
Cry of a Nation , 2006.
Love of Fire , 2006.
Love and Homeland , 2010.
Al-Wafaiyat and the Pistachio Flower , 2010.
Crosses with Love , 2012.
Areej Al-Shair , 2017.
Among his books on other topics:
Abstract of Engineering , 1957.
Book of Algebra , 1958.
Secondary Algebra Textbook , 1959.
Doucet Advanced Algebra , 1960.
Leaves of Memory , an autobiography, 2011.
Достижения и награды
His awards and honors
1955: First place in the Jordanian Short Story Award, for his story “This is the Wheel of Life . ”
1955: Scientific Equipment Award from the Teachers’ College in Tulkarm .
He received the Jordanian Prime Minister's Scientific Cup.
2011: The High Excellence Medal for Poetry from the Creativity Cultural Center for the Distinguished in Egypt for his entire poetic output.
March 26, 2016: He was honored by the House of Arab Poetry at the headquarters of the Jordanian Writers Association .
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