Mohamad Ahmad was born in Syria and is of Circassian descent. He holds a law degree from Damascus University and worked at the Prime Minister’s Office in Syria as an executive manager for twelve years. He emigrated from Syria during the war and is currently living in Britain.
Other books by the author include:
It Goes On
If Not
The Setting of a Thousand Suns
The Chant of Joy
From the brutal diamond mines of Botswana to the drought-stricken villages of Somalia, Arrows of the Streets is a searing, cross-continental epic of trauma, survival, and the heavy price of freedom. When teenage fugitives Kambali and Fareh survive a death-defying maritime escape to Manchester, they form an unbreakable brotherhood with Abano, a traumatized survivor of West African human trafficking. Operating as bicycle food couriers—the invisible, algorithmically exploited "arrows" of the modern gig economy—the trio navigates systemic corporate cruelty and treacherous winter streets. Their lives are transformed by Carla, an enigmatic sociologist who mounts a relentless, global investigation to uncover Abano’s stolen past. Yet, on the precipice of a miraculous genetic reunion, an abrupt tragedy shatters their hard-won sanctuary. This devastating contemporary drama exposes the silent psychological toll of displacement, offering a fierce monument to the modern migrant working class.
Between the protagonist's first breath and their last, an extraordinary symphony of emotions is composed-a story of love, loss, triumph, and the unexpected. A mysterious force propels them toward doors they swore they'd never open, thrusting them into moments that challenge, transform,
A great love story begins in the deserts of Libya between two young lovers. The narrative then shifts with its protagonists to Italy, where fate grants the hero a miracle, transforming him from a young man into one of the wealthy residents of Italy in less than a year.
After obtaining British citizenship, Mamat returned to Syria to visit his grandmother - the only family he had left. Life had made her tough, her temper sharp, shaped by a history of pain and loss. But beneath her harshness, she carried knowledge of a long-buried secret hidden in a remote
With the beginning of the conflict in Syria in 2011 and within the rubble of war, a story of a girl was started, a girl who broke all customs, values and even logic and did not give up until she emigrated on the death road where fate wanted her to reach Britain to put an end to her story.
