Mohamed Hammoud · Author
Across memoir, spiritual reflection, and children’s literature, these works move between Beirut and Canada, between war and distance, asking what it means to live truthfully within inheritance and rupture. Each book returns to the same question: how do we remain whole when the world asks us to fracture?
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The books differ in form and audience, but share a throughline: conscience, belonging, and the work of remembering without sentimentality.
A memoir of resilience, identity, faith, and the cost of being renamed.
Renamed “Mike” after arriving in Canada, Mohamed learns early the cost of safety that requires erasure. Moving between Beirut and Canada, war and classrooms, the memoir traces how identity fractures and reforms. It confronts racism and belonging while asking what it takes to reclaim a name, and the life it carries, with honesty and courage.
A lyrical spiritual work on truth, justice, exile, and the sacred homeland.
Reimagining Almustafa’s voice from Gibran’s The Prophet, this work returns him to a homeland marked by war and silence. Across 28 reflections and an epilogue, it holds grief and resolve together, calling readers to remember what was taken, to stand with truth, and to rebuild with dignity and hope.
A joyful children’s story about faith, identity, and growing up with love and confidence.
Zain and Zaynab turn ordinary days into small adventures as they ask big questions about being Muslim and what it means to be connected to Imam al-Mahdi. Through family, school, and friendship, they learn kindness, courage, compassion, and confidence, values that help them belong without shrinking who they are.
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