The Arabian Traveler Poetry

The Travler by Mohammad Bader- Originally written in 1988 Most travelers seek new horizons, but few realize the profound inner journey that unfolds beyond each crossing. What if the key to true freedom lies in breaking through our mental barriers—and why most of us stay trapped in fear and conformity? In this mind-opening episode, we explore the universal quest for self-discovery through the power...

Summary Brett Gordon shares his 17-year journey of love, loss, and healing through poetry and prose, exploring how writing helped him cope with trauma and grief. Discover how his life experiences shaped his creative expression and the power of poetry as a healing tool. Chapters 00:00Introduction to Britt Gordon and His Journey 01:56The Evolution of Love Letters 05:25The Role of Prose in Poetry 11:...

Inner Peace Arabic an Interview with Dr. Amineh Tamimi conducted in Arabic Language Keywords inner peace, psychology, self-acceptance, emotional health, Dr. Amina Al-Tamimi, personal growth, human nature, self-compassion, mental health, contradictions Summary In this enlightening conversation, Dr. Amina Al-Tamimi shares her journey towards understanding inner peace and the complexities of human em...

Summary In this episode, Mohammad Bader, the host of The Arabian Traveler Poetry, shares his journey of personal growth and transformation. He reflects on his experiences as a Palestinian immigrant, his career transition from public administration to psychotherapy, and the impact of poetry on his life. Bader discusses the importance of mental health, the challenges he faced, and the lessons learne...

Zainab Ladha, poetry, The Unsolicited Thoughts, mental health, perfectionism, creative process, young authors, vulnerability, self-reflection, emotional healing In this conversation, Zainab Ladha, a young Canadian and Pakistani author from Doha, shares her journey of writing 'The Unsolicited Thoughts,' a poetry book that serves as an emotional outlet during her struggles. She discusses the creativ...

In this conversation, host Mohammed Bader speaks with Grace El-Khal, a Syrian-American poet and advocate, about her experiences growing up amidst the Syrian war and how it shaped her identity and artistic expression. Grace shares her journey of finding solace in poetry, the impact of war on her cultural heritage, and the importance of using art as a means of advocacy and healing. The discussion de...

​Dr. Mohamed Abu Zayed AKA DJZuryab identifies as an enigmatic and nomadic poet, teacher, and healer. ​Poetry has been a source of solace and healing throughout his life. ​A nomad's journey reflects a search for meaning and connection to the land. ​Music and technology have transformed the way he creates and shares his art. ​Love is a central theme in his poetry, symbolizing freedom and connection...

In this episode of Arabian Traveler Poetry, host Mohammad Bader speaks with Amanda Lameche, a French-born Swedish artist who transitioned from a successful music career to writing poetry. They discuss Amanda's journey, the creative process behind her poetry, and the themes of self-empowerment and love that permeate her work. Amanda shares insights into her writing process, the impact of poetry on...

خط في الرمل Line In The Sand This is a special release for Podcasthon. Please donate for your favorite charity between 3/15-21, 2025 Miles Spencer is an American digital media entrepreneur, angel investor, and explorer. He is best known for his role as co-host and co-creator of MoneyHunt, a reality-based business advice show distributed to US PBS stations beginning in 1997. He cooks, writes, and p...

The Traveler (المسافر) was first story written in Arabic by Mohammad Bader in 1992 to start the book The Traveler. Originally called The Arabian Traveler.

هذه الحلقه للعربيه عن اربع قصائد غزل مجهول . سيدتي تمنيت دثريني من انت

The Night is a poem written and read both in Arabic and English by the author Mohammad Bader. والليل هو بدلتي التي تغطي جسدي والتي تخبئ عيوبي الليل هو منتجعي ومأواي الليل هو سرابي وحسابي الليل يواري الالامي وأحزاني الليل يضمني يحتضنني كعاشق يأنسني كشريد يطاردني كقديسٍ يوانسني كحلمٍ يسليني ككابوس يفزعني كنبع يروي ظمأي وكسرابٌ يزيد عطشي الليل نعمة تلاحقني ونقمة توقظني الليل صديقتي وعشيقتي الليل. .....

Mawal songe number 2 Roses English Translation by Mohammad Bader Roses الورد اتعنيت لأهل الورد I looked for a florist ردت اشتري وردة wanting to buy a rose لاقيت اسمر لحلو اتبسملي واتعدي I ran into a beatiful brunette who smiled at me and walked away اشتميت ريحة عطر تسوي الف وردة I smelled a perfume worth a thousand roses أنا اشتميت ريحة عطر تسوي الف وردة تاريها مو بالورد I found out that the scent...

In this episode, host Mohammad Bader delves into the rich tradition of Mawal, a form of Arabic poetry that intertwines music and storytelling. He highlights its historical significance, particularly in Iraqi culture, and shares a poignant poem, 'Sa'a Wit Ghib Il Shames,' which reflects on themes of nostalgia, immigration, and the longing for home. Through the exploration of this art form, Bader co...

قصيدة امرؤ القيس قفا نبك بصوت محمد بدر Imruʾ al-Qais Junduh bin Hujr al-Kindi (Arabic: ٱمْرُؤ ٱلْقَيْس جُنْدُح ٱبْن حُجْر ٱلْكِنْدِيّ, ALA-LC: Imruʾ al-Qays Junduḥ ibn Ḥujr al-Kindīy) was an Arabian king and poet in the 6th century, and also the last king of Kindite. He is sometimes considered the father of Arabic poetry. His qaṣīda, or long poem, "Let us stop and weep" (Arabic: قفا نبك qifā nabki...

A Mother's Call is a poem written in 1996 by Mohammad Bader, remembering home and his mother. Read both in English and Arabic by the Arabian Traveler.

A poem written by Refaat Al- Areer رفعت العرعير read by The Arabian Traveler. 
 Refaat Alareer, a prominent Palestinian professor, poet and writer, was killed in an airstrike in northern Gaza, on December 7. 
 If I must die, you must live to tell my story to sell my things to buy a piece of cloth and some strings, (make it white with a long tail) so that a child, somewhere in Gaza while looking he...

Victims of a Map. Featuring three Arab Poets and their unique poetry both in English and Arabic. Reading from the Book Victim of a Map published in 1984 by Al Sami Books in London. ضحايا الخريطه كتاب نشر في لندن بالانجليزيه والعربيه

فدوى طوقان، شاعرة فلسطينية، تمثل رمزا شعريا نسويا وطنيا، تأثرت بشعراء المهجر، وكانت مِن أوائل مَن نظم الشعر العربي الحر. حازت على العديد من الجوائز والأوسمة، وغلب على شعرها الهمّ الوطني منذ عام 1967، فأطلق عليها "أمّ الشعر الفلسطيني" و"شاعرة فلسطين

Poems for Gaza Poem by Rafeef Ziadah we teach life.

Harun Hashim Rashid -هارون هاشم رشيد فلسطيني Palestinian and Nizar Aqabani نزار قباني : ما قيمة الشعب الذي ليس له لسان؟ What Value Has the People Whose Tongue Is Tied

The Arabian Traveler Poetry spends time with Chancellor Jackson to talk about love and how he was able to overcome adversities by finding love and compassion for himself.  He talks about his journey to teach English in China and how that transformed his life. He came over adversities through the deep love his family had for him, and his early years of playing football. As someone who came lat...

Arabian Love Poems written by Nizar Qabbani . Nizar Tawfiq Qabbanni March 1923 – 30 April 1998) was a Syrian diplomat, poet, writer and publisher. He is considered to be Syria's National Poet. His poetic style combines simplicity and elegance. Original poems read by Mohammad Bader

A poem dedicated To Honorable Rima Ghandour upon her investiture as a judge in Multnomah County Oregon. Rima is the first Arab American Judge an immigrant from Lebanon. Poem written and read by The Arabian Traveler. It was originally written in Arabic then Translated into English. Poem written and read by Mohammad Bader AKA The Arabian Traveler Poetry.

This Episode in Arabic. Why Do You Ask لماذا تسأل َدخلت َُألبابَ رافعاً هامتيْ دونَ أن اخجلْ فلماذا تسأل؟ َدمي عربيٌ مرويٌ من ماءِ َزمزمْ وإخواني في هذا الكونِ أكبرُ واكثرْ والليلُ والنهارُ واسودُ الغاباتُ تعرفني أنا الليثُ ينحني لي ََو يفزعْ عندي سؤال اليكَ قبل أن تسأل أليس تعرف أجدادي؟ هم سادو الكون من قبلي وهم كانو مني افضل أم أن جيلي الضعيف أنساك أني حفيد لأمراء البحور؟ وأنا أمير ابن أمير .......