Adv. Younis Al Busaidi is a prominent Omani lawyer and legal consultant, serving as the Head of the Nizwa Branch at Dr. Abdulla Al Abri Advocates and Legal Consultants. With a solid academic background in Sharia and a Master’s degree focused on “Commerce Through Artificial Intelligence,” he demonstrates a rare combination of traditional legal expertise and innovative commercial legal skills.

Adv. Younis brings extensive experience to the firm in civil, criminal, and commercial litigation. His specialties include legal investigations, trial advocacy, procedural law, and drafting complex legal documents. He is also skilled in managing legal issues related to debt recovery, corporate commercial law, and ensuring procedural accuracy and efficiency in litigation and e-filing within the Omani judicial system.

Beyond his extensive legal expertise, Adv. Younis is a well-known literary figure in the Sultanate of Oman. He is the acclaimed author of ten published works in Arabic literature, several of which have received prestigious national awards. His notable literary background enhances his legal practice, particularly in areas such as legal writing and courtroom representation, where accuracy and eloquence are crucial.

Currently, Adv. Younis is working on two publications in the field of law while also contributing to intellectual and cultural discussions across the region. His dedication to both law and literature shows a unique combination of analytical depth, scholarly insight, and expressive ability.

Education

• Master’s in Commercial Law – Specialization: Commerce Through Artificial Intelligence – Al Sharqiyah University, Ibra, Oman
• Bachelor of Sharia Sciences – Principles of Jurisprudence – University of Sharia Sciences, Muscat, Oman

Admissions

• Licensed Omani Lawyer, Roll of Lawyers – Ministry of Justice and Legal Affairs, Sultanate of Oman

Practice Areas & Specializations

• Civil and Criminal Litigation
• Labour and Employment Law
• Corporate and Commercial Law
• Medical and Healthcare Law
• Motor Accident Claims Matters
• Legal Drafting and Court Pleadings
• Court Procedures and E-Filing
• Contract Review and Drafting
• Cyber Law and Consumer Protection

Publications & Research Highlights

• Honoured by His Majesty Sultan Qaboos bin Said as one of 40 distinguished literary figures (40th National Day).
• Author of 10+ award-winning Arabic literary works, including "Qareebun Ka’annahu Al-Hubb," "Hajis Al-Maa' wal-Maraya," and "Like Frankincense, I Sing While Burning."
• Published research and literary essays such as "The Choir of Nightingales" (2024).
• Subject of academic theses and critiques across Oman and the Arab world.
• Poetry and prose explored in stylistic, semantic, and intertextual academic studies.

Academic Studies on His Poetry

• “Mechanisms of Cohesion and Coherence in the Poetry of Younis Al Busaidi,” a Master’s thesis by Baraa Abdulwahid Al-Amiri.
• “Techniques of Expression and Their Semantic Power in the Poetry of Younis Al Busaidi,” a Master’s thesis by Elham Salem Zada.
• “Interactive Poetry in Oman: The Poetry of Younis Al Busaidi as a Model,” a Bachelor’s graduation research by Shamsa Al-Rawahiya from Sultan Qaboos University.
• Poetry studied by critics including Dr. Ahmed Abdulbari, Dr. Diaa Khudair (Iraq), Dr. Ridha Al-Abyadh (Tunisia), Dr. Hamid Al-Hajri, Dr. Saeed Al-Ma’shani, Taimoura Al-Kalbani, Badriya Al-Wahaibi, Ma'idah Al-Ma'amari, Khalid Al-Ma'amari, and Abdullah Al-Kaabi.

Critical and Research Works

• "Stylistics in the Poetry of Younis Al Busaidi: 'Close, As If It Were Love' as a Model" by Ali bin Salem Al-Hadhrami.
• "Rhythm in the Poetry of Younis Al Busaidi" – peer-reviewed paper by Asaad bin Marhoon Al Busaidi (Sultan Qaboos University).
• Research by Dr. Rasoul Balawi and Sadeq Al-Bouainain:
  • "The Theme of Death and Its Significance in the Poetry of Younis Al Busaidi: 'Like Frankincense, I Sing While Burning' as a Model"
  • "The Semantic Fields of the Word 'Wind'"
  • "Cultural Intertextual Patterns in the Collection 'His Soul, the Sea and the Wind'"
  • "Cinematic Mise-en-Scène Elements in the Collection 'The Maestro of the Rose and Thunder'"
• Dr. Fayez Sobhi Turki: "Referential Grammatical Cohesion and Its Relation to Plot in the Collection 'Like a Bird Dreaming of Rain'."
• Dr. Moataz Al-Amiri: "Religious Intertextuality in the Poetry of Younis Al Busaidi"
• "Stylistic Employment of Heritage Characters in the Collection 'His Soul, the Sea and the Wind'"
• Dr. Mohammed Abdullah Sarhan: "A Semiotic Study of the Poetry of Younis Al Busaidi"
• "The City and Countryside in the Collection: ‘Like Frankincense, I Sing While Burning’ – A Reading in Light of Ecocriticism" by Dr. Jaafar Ahmed Hamdi