The Fifty Rules...rules derived from life relationships
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The writer speaks through a group of thoughts that were divided into (50) life rules, where attention was paid to the stages of human development through the distribution of age and behaviors according to the rules. The rules dealt with how a person grew up and what his behaviors are like since childhood, and they were linked to the content of my thoughts, which is advice provided to readers. About some of the behaviors and advice that we practice in our daily lives, and with reference to the fifty rules, I focused on the story of a man, how he was before birth and then in the cradle, and linked childhood behaviors to things and suggested rules for dealing with life and people, and then continued the description of this person’s adolescence stage regarding linking his behaviors. His works are also consistent with the ordinary life that we live, and in the final stages, it depicted the age of this child who reached the stage of marriage and fatherhood until he became a grandfather, and here it focused on respect and reverence for the elderly.
Houses without doors:
The book is considered a message addressed to society to beware of intruding into social relationships and giving too much confidence to reveal the secrets and problems of family and marital life, which allows the sick of souls and demons of humanity to spread their poisons to tear apart safe homes.
Monologue 1:
It consists of thoughts and articles, predominantly of a sensual nature, and snippets chosen by the writer from his literary dictionary to touch your heart and influence you as a reader.
The fuse of war ignites between the Monsalbes and the Barragans, a fierce war governed by only one law: blood for blood. As the two families seek to accumulate wealth through illicit activities, love with its presence creates deeds, changes paths, and creates mountains of words that people pass on about the members of the two families until they are no longer what they are, but rather what people tell and imagine. Thus begins the legend that became true from too much of it being passed on, or perhaps it is a true story that became a legend from too much of it being told.
With an interwoven narrative full of sensory details, drawing from the springs of magical realism, Laura Restrepo writes a novel that is brutal and sweet at the same time, an epic story about desire and betrayal, a myth about life and death crouching in the desert: “like a leopard in the sun.”
Articles on arts and heritage:
This book contains a number of arts and heritage articles published in Al-Bayan newspaper, and in a number of artistic and heritage magazines. We present them to readers, reviewed and revised, in one work, divided into four sections: The first: On heritage, news, narrations, and methodology, and includes seven titles of a connected format, interconnected in content, and the second: In heritage, news, narrations, and methodology. Heritage: A lived reality and current life. It includes eight titles in the same format, and the third: Recording and recording heritage, and under it fall three topics that are interconnected in meaning and content. The fourth: Art, its manifestations and publications, which includes six titles. There is no doubt that this edition gives the reader an opportunity to learn about the contents of the Emirati heritage, explore its authenticity, and learn about its components. It also enables him to observe the landmarks of the arts and the most important publications in their field
