Tall Nawi
Book summary
Hearts need consolation, perhaps they will be comforted by the wound of the relative who owned them. When the pleasure of the liver rebels, and souls lack their complement, expressive words die and memory disappears, searching for no other refuge. The book includes thoughts that tell clips of stories overcome by sadness and pain, dealing with hearts that were shattered and in need of consolation and advice. .... Each thought describes a section of not-so-short stories, in which it tells the conversation of the soul to the soul, and narrates mixed happiness and pain, broken hearts, and inner discourses, which arouse controversy in the soul, and require healing answers for the tormented soul..... The characters speak with the language of the days, complaining. Bitterness befell her, and she taught a life lesson: there is no permanent happiness, no love lasts, and no trust is given to the unknown.
Long hours are the most miserable and exhausting of the souls of many. That distance that intensifies longing and steals sleep from the eyes. It is the distance that everyone abhors and only the hardened of hearts can enjoy.
The work is a short symbolic love novel that brings Saqr together with his cousin Hamda since childhood, after a prior agreement between the parents.
• The work tells the story of the building of the union, and the change that took place in the region after the emergence of oil, with a review of the period of suffering and struggle.
• A review of mixed social life in the Emirates in all its forms, including the presence of Arab and foreign communities coexisting in love and brotherhood.
• A record of the change in the status of Emirati and Gulf women in particular and Arab women in general between the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, whether in dress, behavior, freedom of expression, choice, or participation in decision-making.
• The work is generally prepared and ready to be turned into a cinematic work that reviews life in the United Arab Emirates
In the period between 1960-1987 AD.
