The texts, which constitute the content of this book titled "Cultural Fragments", have been previously published in newspapers and magazines, some have been presented on a radio station on the occasion of relevant events, and a few are being published here for the first time. Their life spans almost sixty years. Together, they function here as fragments in a mosaic of writers and thinkers. What connects these texts is the struggle to uphold the fighting spirit that may inspire the reader. Of course, every writer usually seeks to highlight in the consciousness of their readers the moral quality of life, apart from the pleasure of the readers themselves and the writer's own inner satisfaction. All the great writers who influenced their era and prophetically predicted the future of their people and the destiny of the world are read and celebrated internationally as guides and saviors of humanity as a whole. Literature is like Noah's Ark: it preserves the significant actions of humanity that the flood of oblivion threatens to erase. That is why literature is the highest spiritual manifestation of humanity. The reference to local themes is not closely related to literature, but to the pain in the heart for the homeland. This pain is expressed as sorrow through nostalgia. And this sorrow is related to storytelling.