Fayez Mahmoud Abdelkader Al-Hussan

Fayez Mahmoud Abdelkader Al-Hussan (Arabic: فايز محمود عبد القادر الحصان ) (2011-1941) is a Jordanian writer who was an adviser to the Jordanian Minister of Culture for the period 1991-2001, a member of the Jordanian Writers' Association and a member of the Arab Writers' Union and one of the most important thinkers of the resistance.
Early life and Occupation.
Born in Manshiyah/Mafraq in 1941, he received a second practical secondary degree from Mafraq High School in 1985. He worked in 1962-1965 as a collaborator with Manar newspapers, Palestine and accidents In 1966-1967, he worked as a delegate for the Jordanian Family Magazine in Kuwait and collaborated with Al-Bayan Magazine and a number of Kuwaiti newspapers; In the years 1967-1970 he worked as a staff member in the Information and Public Relations Section of the Capital Secretariat In 1970-1971 he worked as an employee of the Ministry of Culture and Information, and during 1971-1974 he was assigned by the Ministers of Culture to work on Radio Amman. From 1972-to 1973 he worked as a cultural adviser at the Philadelphia Publishing House during the years 1974-to 1976 he worked as a radio commentator and from the years 1977-to 1979 he collaborated with the Jordanian newspaper Al-Khawr Al-Fajr Newspaper in Abu Dhabi, 1980-to 1981. Editor of Sharjah Arab Times Magazine and Delegate of Al-Rai Newspaper in UAE, During the years 1982-1987, he also served as a press delegate for the Al-Rai newspaper and People's Voice in Mafraq governorate and an editor of the Jordanian Attitudes Journal, and a cultural adviser for the Eddin Publishing House and the Editor's Newspaper, and during the years 1988-1990 he served as Director of the Editorial of Ideas Magazine and during the years 1991-2001 served as Adviser to the Minister of Culture, Editor-in-Chief of Voice of the Generation, Member of Editorial Board of Ideas and Member of the Ministry's Planning and Coordination Committee. He is a member of the Jordanian Writers' Association (i.e., former foreign affairs in its governing body), a member of the Arab Writers' Union, a founding member of the Al-Mafraq Cultural Forum, the Cultural Association for the Dissemination of the Classical Language (formerly a member of its governing body) and a founding member of the Association of Friends of Antiof Antiquities in Mafraq.
He was awarded the Ghaleb Helsa Prize for Cultural Creativity by the Writers' Association in 1994 and the Al Hussein Medal for First Class Excellence in Literature 2000.
His Writings.
In the view of some critics, Fayez Mahmood has plagiarized others' writings and publicly incorporated them into the texts of his writings. In the cultural annexe of the Jordanian newspaper Al-Rai, issue of Friday 4/4/200, the Syrian thinker Sobhi Hadidi says: Fayez Mahmoud published an article entitled "Myth and meaning (Strauss)", which amounted to 965 words, in the count of the computer he uses, in which he had less than... 60 words! Except for this, the text is reproduced in its entirety from the famous French anthropological book Claude Levy-Strauss, "Legend and Meaning," which I had the honour to translate into Arabic, and its first edition was published in 1985.
Death.
Adib Fayez suffered an unfortunate accident in which one of the back vertebrae was broken and despite the health and life conditions that have affected him in recent years Al-Adib Fayez died at dawn on Tuesday, 12/7 2011, alone and neglected at the Jordanian University Hospital from a severe cardiac arrest, where he was awaiting a prison sentence for non-payment of housing wages. Saud Kabilat points out the poor conditions suffered by the late Fayez Mahmoud, and says: I know that his life was difficult and his living conditions were cruel. This is especially unfortunate for a well-known writer, Kaiz Mahmoud. This is the responsibility of society and the state. This must be an example for the future to leave no writer or creator in such a bad situation. It is offensive to the country's reputation that thinkers, writers and morals suffer from such painful conditions that Fayez Mahmood has long endured. The late Minister of Culture, Grace Samawi, said that Jordan's cultural had lost creatively, culturally and intellectually. He will be reminded that he enriched the Jordanian Library and the Arab Library with the masterpieces of his writings, in which he witnessed the Al-Qasi and Al-Dani from the literature and intellectuals and did not find the road fare from his home and the Al-Rai newspaper, which is one of its most prestigious books of the time.