Love's eye:
I live in the ghost of waiting for a long time, and I do not know to what extent it extends. I do not know if I experienced that deep and sincere love in an illusion or a dream, which that person showered upon me since my innocent childhood until he left me and left without any unjustified reason, and I felt at that time the despair that is followed by deprivation forever. Despite all of this, there was an echo of the voice of hope that lay deep within me, ringing in my ears, that my absent person would return, even after a while...
Written by: Sarah Al-Zarouni.
An overview of the novel Azrael’s Handmaid..
The novel talks about a man who owns a gang to practice prohibited things. I likened him to some people who own groups nowadays. How he catches people from their weak point in order to work for him. How he brainwashes teenagers so that they follow his way of life. How he infiltrates people’s minds to do whatever he wants. What will he do with the so-called Badr, who lost all his family in that incident... But it is said that for every strong person there is someone stronger than him, and now, with the presence of the female of life, his path is hampered only because she is a female using her greatness..
The novel is a continuation of my previous novel, “Someone,” but whoever reads it will not feel that it is a second part. He will feel that it is an independent novel from that one.
Fire novel
(Al-Murr) is a ten-year-old boy who lost his strict father. He became happy. Then his mother and siblings died in a fire on the night of his birthday. He became sad. He lived with his uncle and his family. He did not receive love. Everyone compared him to his father, so he became very angry. He was rebellious and cruel. He managed his father's company, he has a close friend, and a person named "Baba Murad", who was a friend of his father, and played a major role in his upbringing and upbringing.
Murr's past and memories affected his life. He suffered from panic attacks, did not allow others to enter his life, and feared love and loss. He set strict laws and restrictions for himself that he does not violate and does not allow others to violate.
His life began to change when Dima (his cousin, who returned from abroad with her family) entered his life.
The little boy escapes from the midwife's hands, and all attempts to catch him fail, until Abu Muharib, a retired policeman who suffers from rheumatism, intervenes, using his old hunting experience.
The chapters of the story continue, until the moment in which the reader finds himself facing a world in which reality is mixed with its strict natural laws, and imagination soaring on the same wings that changed the course of (the little one’s) life with her presence first, and her absence next..
What wings are these where scissors, scalpels, knives and guns lurk?
Who are those howling in the background?
What fate did those living below end up with?
The novel raises many questions, then stops at this point, shirking the burden of definitive answers, and assuming that the reader will not be let down by the wings of his imagination in reaching an answer.
((في أعماق كل إنسان تختبئ إرادة القوة، تنتظر ساعة الإفراج. حين تمنحه السلطة، يبرز وجهه, الحقيقي: إما أن يرتقي فوق الجموع، فيصبح خالقاً لقيم جديدة، أو ...
Nour lives in a happy family, where love fills their home. She grows up to see the separation and divorce of her parents
He tears through the walls of the house and her mother's heart. This event leaves her with a lot of pain and she completely rejects the idea of attachment and love, but when she meets Majid, she experiences feelings that she had not taken into account. Will this love end as it began, or will its fate be like the fate of her parents’ love?
