Fayeq Mohammed Al-Ayadhi, better known by his pen name Fayeq Abdul-Jaleel, was a Kuwaiti poet, playwright and lyricist. He was captured by Iraqi forces during the invasion of Kuwait in 1990. He was one of more than 600 Kuwaiti civilians who were held as prisoners of war by Saddam Hussein's government.
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Abdul Jaleel in Kuwait in the 1950s.![Poem which is in the handwriting of the poet.This heartfelt poem was written during the occupation of Kuwait to inspire Kuwaitis with his songs and poems.[5][6]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/2b/We_remain_kuwaiti_apoem_written_by_the_poet_during_the_Iraqi_occupation_in_1990.jpg/1280px-We_remain_kuwaiti_apoem_written_by_the_poet_during_the_Iraqi_occupation_in_1990.jpg)
Poem which is in the handwriting of the poet.This heartfelt poem was written during the occupation of Kuwait to inspire Kuwaitis with his songs and poems.[5][6]![Last letter the poet wrote to his wife. The letter she found when she returned to Kuwait but her husband was imprisoned.[9]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/de/This_is_the_last_letter_to_his_wife.jpg/1280px-This_is_the_last_letter_to_his_wife.jpg)
Last letter the poet wrote to his wife. The letter she found when she returned to Kuwait but her husband was imprisoned.[9]
Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and Gadah Al-Ayadhi, eldest daughter of Abdul Jaleel.
Daughter of Abdul Jaleel, Sara Al-Ayadhi, in Rome with the Emir of Kuwait Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah in the Italian Presidential palace with Italian President Francesco Cossiga.
Arab Theater Day in 1977 which honored the poet.Writers born in the 1940s 6
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Fayeq Mohammed Al-Ayadhi, better known by his pen name Fayeq Abdul-Jaleel, was a Kuwaiti poet, playwright and lyricist. He was captured by Iraqi forces during the invasion of Kuwait in 1990. He was one of more than 600 Kuwaiti civilians who were held as prisoners of war by Saddam Hussein's government. He was missing until his remains were unearthed in the Iraqi desert west of Karbala in 2004, where he was executed and buried in a mass grave.
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