Abd al-Rahman al-Sharqawi's 'My Homeland Acre' is a powerful historical play in verse that immortalizes the heroic resistance of the people of Acre against Napoleon Bonaparte's siege in 1799. The play champions the spirit of popular heroism, illustrating how ordinary citizens—fishermen, farmers, and artisans—united to defend their city against a powerful invading army. Through moving poetry and vivid characterizations, Sharqawi explores profound themes of patriotism, sacrifice, and the unwavering collective will to defend one's land and freedom from foreign occupation, creating a timeless ode to national pride.