تضمن الكتاب كثيرًا من المبادئ التي أعطت للعنصر العقلي بُعدًا أساسيًا فيما يتعلق بالوضع المالي للأفراد، ورغمَ خروجها عن المألوف قليلًا، قوبلت نظريات Ekerl بقدر كبير من التصديق والإقرار بصحتها، ومرد ذلك إلى أنها مستمدة من طلب تجربته الشخصية ونجاحه في الانتقال من الفقر إلى الثراء في زمنٍ قياسي، (أسرار عقل المليونير) واحد .
A creative publication that is different in its form and content, as it gracefully combines more than one literary genre.
Al-Zawiya is a meeting point that limits space, and Paris is a point of attraction for people of beauty and creativity, and from here comes the value and privacy of this literary publication by the Emirati writer and poet, Dr. Talal Saeed Al-Junaibi.
This collection presents views from different wars that the writer's generation either witnessed and was a victim of, or fought in. It extends from the June defeat, which was beautified by calling it “the setback,” through all the other wars that did not end with the last war taking place now. The stories presented in this collection present different humanitarian situations experienced by the person of war, in which Syria has become something of a practical laboratory for it due to the large extent to which its people have suffered from the scourges of war. It includes the suffering of a child of war who was uprooted from his home and his childhood playground to begin a departure that most likely will not end with a return. The child of war who was accustomed to it and lived with it later to become a victim of a different kind; When the fragments allocated for killing turn into monetary wealth created by his innocent mind, and then he becomes an element in this war, this time being a victim in the form of a fighter, circumstances force him to be placed between two options (either the killer or the killed). The stories of all the world will not be sufficient to express the horrors and suffering that man experiences in wars. These stories are a simple example of them in the form of samples from different stages. Unfortunately, it seems that this notebook will remain open indefinitely, and more tragic stories will join its pages, because the experience It has proven that the tragedy on our land takes escalating forms and generates pain that grows more every day. It seems from the scene in which the events take place that we will experience all forms of pain.
Richness of conscience:
It is a strange thing for a person to live in the confusion of love and the madness of longing, and at the same time the heartbreak is stronger because of that pale conscience that is inevitable.
Are human hearts as hard as stones?
Is it possible for remorse and remorse of conscience to awaken within them one day?
I am the companion of the silence that killed me years ago!
I suffer from all my hopes that have not yet been fulfilled
A girl enters a nunnery with a box and a wedding dress. A woman follows a homeless woman wearing a green dress through the streets of the city. A third woman’s life changes after visiting her husband’s family cemetery, and she keeps searching for herself, for a “place.” And a fourth woman is lost in a world of gray, brown, and purple faces, above which a tree floats. She survives, and a fifth woman visits Istanbul with her husband and stays in the same hotel where Agatha Christie once stayed, and the lives of the two intersect in a mysterious way.
These five women are the heroines of Cristina Fernandez Cubas, who narrates a special magic that overwhelms us, seduces us, arouses our anger, and fills us with images, feelings, descriptions, and fantasies, before which we cannot be astonished, by the ability of her writer, to create a dreamy atmosphere in a unique literary style.
The events of this novel began at the end of the nineteenth century, specifically in the year 1882 AD, and continued until the present time. The novel contains reality and fantasy, even if reality dominates it more. I have selected a story from each verse, and put them all in this novel so that it is all the stories. And let the groans of the world gather in the heart of this family, for this is how fate intended, and this is how the days and years passed with a succession of events. The novel would not have occurred to me if it had not been for the fact that it had been inspired by a woman... a woman who is not like other women in my view... Yes, a woman to whom I owe great credit for taking my hand in writing this novel. She is a woman from the beautiful past, from the era of the Hollows and the Yamal. She is a woman who struggled to survive. To live, to continue her life’s journey with full strength... a woman who cannot be repeated in this time. She is my inspiration, and for her sake I decided to begin and continue the narration of this novel until the end.
