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The article discusses a series of dialogue sessions held in the city of Kerak, focusing on its cultural and historical heritage. The events took place in the Raseef Square beside the Kerak Municipality and were attended by a group of eminent creators and intellectuals from the city, including writers and artists. During the event, the importance of historical sites such as Kerak Castle, the Hamidi Mosque, and the 1910 prison was highlighted, along with the city’s symbolic role in Arab and Islamic history and its developmental progress through achievements like the introduction of electricity in 1938, as well as Kerak’s cultural contribution to preserving national memory. The discussion also covered novels and literary works that reflect the depth of the social and civilizational life of the city. The event concluded with a traditional musical meal. The aim of the activity was to enhance Kerak’s cultural and historical catalog and strengthen its connections with Palestine and the Holy Lands.
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