An author from Alnoor University has garnered the attention of several Arab critics.

A recent critical book titled "Standing at the Borders of Interpretation: A Reading of Iman Al-Mohammadi's Narrative Experience" has been published by Mashki Publishing House. The book is supervised and compiled by Dr. Ghazlan Hashemi, an academic at the University of Souk Ahras in Algeria. This book is considered a prominent scholarly and literary contribution that highlights the literary experience of Iman Al-Mohammadi, who works at Alnoor Journal of Humanities Studies at Alnoor University.
The book includes a series of chapters that are divided into in-depth critical studies and narrative analyses of Al-Mohammadi’s works, with a focus on her first novel "A Woman in Restless Eyes", which has been the subject of around six critical studies in this publication. The book also includes readings of other works such as "Erchical Offerings" and "Aunt Electra".
This project involved a group of critics and researchers from various Arab countries, which added cultural and critical diversity to the book, enriching the reader's experience, and providing multiple approaches to interpreting Al-Mohammadi’s texts.