Abdul Sattar Nasser Jadoua 'a al-Zubai (1947-2013) was born in Iraq and he was a writer and Storyteller who was born in Al-Tatran Al-Baghdadi, was editor-in-chief of Baghdadi People's Heritage Magazine And one of the writers of the 1960s, he had written dozens of novels stories and literary criticisms and had published a number of short stories early in his creative career, Before he published his first book, "Don't Steal the Rose, Please", there were many other written works published after, the most important of which was "Love Shot." "Women from Rain", "Papers of a Loving Woman", "Papers of a Loving Man", "Papers of a Man Who Died Alive" "The Rest of the Night", "Migration to Yesterday", "Genetics Market", "Shahbandar Cafe", "Abu Rish", "The Hearing", My Life in My Stories, Sarai Market[1].