I don’t just write stories. I preserve sacred memory. As the first and only Druze author writing for both children and adults, my work is not fiction - it is a form of remembrance. Every word I write is drawn from the Druze faith, shaped by the truths of Tawhid and offered as a mirror for those who still remember what cannot be taught. My children’s series, The Nizar Collection, is the first Druze faith-based book set for young readers. Rooted in the Seven Pillars of the Druze path, these stories carry the voice of tradition into the hearts of our youth - not through sermons, but through living parables. Through Nizar, a boy who bears my brother’s name, children learn truthfulness, unity, contentment, submission and divine recognition. But my work does not end there. For adults, I write sacred reflections - not commentaries, but callings. Books like He Who Walked, Yet Was Hidden are not biographies. They are acts of devotion. Pages offered in humility. Invitations to awaken what was always within. Whether for the child who has never seen their faith in a book, or the elder who still burns for the Unseen One - These books are for you. They do not argue. They do not perform. They endure. This is Druze faith… made visible.