Syria Stories

An epic poem about the history of Syria. Highest Rankings: #1 in Epic Poem on 5/22/25 and #2 in Syria on 11/17/25

The story talk about hero from Syria He sacrificed his life for freedom. insta: hayaticetan

Amira Kassab is a lucky woman. By the age of 21, she had a high paying New York City job, citizenship papers underway, and a millionaire fiance all to herself. They thought that it was a miracle for her to get there; that the girl must have blessed by God. But the truth was far from that. Amira hides a violent history of sadistic ex's, political corruption, and mafia ties from her new upper class life. She's tried to forget her past--everything down to her real name. But nothing stays hidden forever, and this becomes brutally apparent when obsessive ghosts from the past come back for Amira.

This poem is about a Syrian girl called Yalda who is rebelling against the government. She talks about how her family is taken from her and how everything around her is so heartbreaking.

This Is based on my perspective on what is going on in the world today. I don't have party affiliation and think freely. I hope y'all enjoy the information and for those who don't you'll get over it. I'll also be posting what I think is going to happen in the immediate future for the world that will be part two.

Due to Dad's job, 11-year-old Prim has to spend a month in Libya. With nothing to do in this strange country, Prim just wants to go home. Everything changes when two orphans from Syria, Mohammed and Muna, show up. One dark night, the three children end up as accidental stowaways and set out on the world's most dangerous journey. If they are going to survive, they have to be brave and stick together.

In the years leading up to the Crusades, the Seljuk Empire, which is at its zenith, is threatened from within by secret military vanguards, heretical assassins, and rebellious warlords. Kizilboga Bey, son of the chief of a Turkic clan, finds himself in the middle of this war, a conflict which will eventually shape the course of world politics.

A letter written by a dead girl.

The Earth is beautiful and so is the sky. But in war, things get ugly. Follow Stacy Andrews, a war photographer. As she gets caught in the middle of a brutal war. In the country of Syria. 🏆 #57 Wartime #83 Syria UPDATE: ------------ Long wait... First chapter scheduled to be released in early 2020!!!

A story about a man who lives in Aleppo, Syria during the initial days of the ISIS siege. He deals with the fact that he can't leave, and questions all of his decisions.

THE NAME'S CAMPBELL. SCOTT CAMPBELL. Espionage. International intrigue. Exotic locales. High stakes games of chance. Car chases, gunfights, and explosions. Sounds like the latest spy thriller, right? You couldn't be more wrong! Scott Campbell, likeable everyman vampire, gets caught up in the quest for the most powerful supernatural object in the world, which is now up for grabs to the highest bidder. Hilarity ensues as Scott tries to prevent vicious enemies from taking the Holy Grail for themselves. Will Scott stop the bad guys from getting the Grail, or will he just make himself look silly in the process? James Bond meets Indiana Jones with vampires in SCOTT CAMPBELL AND THE HOLY GRAIL!

Being in the Army brings misery to your love ones. You never know how something like serving in the Armed Forces can affect family member. So I tell my mother don't trust me, trust the man/woman on the side of me. Most likely, they will be the person that keeps me alive!

A short-story about a soldier and the everyday hardships he faces while trying to convey a "strong" attitude.

Don't only save our bodies please save our mental souls............................🖤 REAL LIFE WAR

Would you risk everything to be free from war and conflict? Even risk your own life? Refugees do this every day, and Najid and Jawl are no different. The war in Syria is getting worse day-by-day, showing no signs of stopping. With their father missing, the siblings and their mother are forced to make it to Europe on their own. They will encounter smugglers, rough seas and borders; but one question remains: will all of them make it to Europe alive? This book is in the genre of realistic fiction, meaning that the scenarios and situations in it are factual and are supported by footnotes of information. The only fictional parts of the book are the characters. ~ At the end of the book in the "Author's Notes, Special Thanks and Acknowledgements" section, there is a link to a quick survey so that I can get feedback on my story :) I would appreciate it if you did it xx

The news has spread across the Caliphate like wildfire. Amir Al-Ma'mun, the Commander of the Faithful has fallen ill. A fever has swept him over and he fell dead. And on his death bed, al-Ma'mun dictated a letter nominating his brother Al-Mu'tasim, rather than his son al-Abbas, as his successor. This actually made the people happy in a time of a crisis. People trusted Al-Mu'tasim, they loved him and respected him. He was their favorite son of Harun al-Rashid. While his older, half brother Al-Ma'mun was the Caliphate. He was the governor of Egypt and Syria. He was only 37 years old when his reign began, he was brave, determinate, cunning and loyal. But he was also very short-tempered and almost illiterate. Girls swoon over him and people would die for him, with all the fortune and power in his hand. He still felt empty inside until he met a commoner girl in the daily market who had no idea who he was. Everything changed from there on...

A powerful poem depicting the issues young youth face in Syria, a country at war.

"The girl was speaking in a foreign language but American accent"