About the poetry collection “Ghalata Al-Shater”
The collection “Ghalata Al-Shater”, issued by Madad Publishing and Distribution House, which was launched at the Abu Dhabi International Book Fair 2018, includes nearly seventy poems by the poet Hassan Al-Obaidli, ranging from sorrow, poetry, and emotional contemplations. The collection included many poems sung by major stars. The song includes the likes of: Kazem Al Saher, Muhammad Abdo, Abdul Majeed Abdullah, Rashid Al Majed, Hussein Al Jasmi, and the artists: Angham, Ahlam, Hind, and other stars of art in the Arab world.
الشاعر بقلم مصطفى لطفي المنفلوطي ... هذه الرواية هي إحدى تعريبات المنفلوطي العبقرية، يتكلم فيها المنفلوطي عن معنى كلمة الحب عند "سيرانو دي بيرجراك" والذي قدام كلمة الحب كما خلقت لتكون. تدور أحداث الرواية حول البطل الذي أحبَّ ابنة عمه وكتمَ هذا الحبَّ في قلبه ولم يستطع أو يجد الفرصة كي يخرج هذا الحبَّ للنور، كأن المنفلوطي يريد أن يخبر المتحابين في كل التاريخ أن معنى الحبِّ أعظم وأشمل وأكمل من أن يكون مجرد كلمة.
This book is an attempt from me to you, dear reader, to discover yourself and highlight your true strengths that may not be obvious to you, but they are there. Man has succeeded in achieving what he never dared to even think about. He harnessed nature to his advantage. He softened the air. He cooled the water and warmed it...and controlled the universe with his finger from his place...and began to follow the world and communicate with it in his place...all of this was never raised to the status of a dream, but it became a reality that we live and enjoy...is it possible now to bear water on your body without warming it? This is the simplest example of human ability. You, dear reader, have amazing abilities within you that are just waiting for the moment they come to light. And here I am helping you bring them out. Read this book with your heart before your tongue. You will find that you are one of the richest people in your mental and personal abilities. You just need it. Rediscover yourself
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.”
