My mother's lambs: I also loved those stories that my mother used to tell me. I loved to tell them to you and pass them on so that you can tell them to your children. These stories of my mother are in the local dialect and I conveyed them to you on her tongue as I heard them, so that they are closer to your hearts and to increase your loyalty and love for the Emirati dialect and to instill in your souls the stories of our ancestors, as they are a different type of heritage stories known as (the sheep).
girl..
Accordion player..
Some fanatical Germans...
boxer..
Multiple thefts...
They are the heroes of a story I have kept to retell over and over again, one of many stories, each trying to prove to me that you, your human existence, are worth it.
If you have the desire to investigate the details of this story, come with death and he will tell you a story.
Using diminutive names, such as: “Soso” or “Koba,” Arrabal addresses the leader Joseph Stalin through a long, sarcastic and indignant message, dropping from him the qualities of greatness and deification, so that he returns to a child who deserves rebuke.
Employing his huge and diverse intellectual reserve, Arrabal delves into the details of Stalin’s life, starting from his famous mustache, passing through the women in his life, the spies and henchmen who worked for him, and the poets who immortalized him in weak verses, all the way to his victims, who were many, inside and outside the Soviet Union, and with Therefore, Arrabal does not reveal the sources of his information, nor does he differentiate between facts and fabricated details. He does not seek to present a truly historical document as much as he is interested in formulating a dialectical and moral argument.
Unlike his letter to General Franco, which he sent to the latter while he was alive, writing to a dead dictator may seem like an absurd and useless act, but Arrabal is in fact directing his letter to the living who lived with Stalin, or were influenced by him later, and he is trying in his letter, which seems Closer to a plea in a court; To say: History is unforgettable and cannot be erased.
It was as if the universe had curled up to embrace him
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As if the universe were a ball that embraced him:
Life teaches us every day, with its experiences, whether calm or stormy, that returning to the One who created the universe and to the One who balanced matters between the smallest cell and the largest creature and what is between them is the secret of happiness, tranquility of the heart, and comfort of the body. Whoever desires this world seeks it with distraction, and whoever desires this world and the afterlife strives for both by worshiping God and striving to please Him.
The Qur’an is the healing of the soul. A person will not know the pleasure of contemplation except those who work diligently in it, establish its meanings, and build their lives on its rulings and laws. You will see the world with different eyes. In this book, there is a simplified explanation of some of its verses, and pictures and other lessons that I collected for you, perhaps adding a different angle to life and telling stories and situations that had an impact on changing thought and action.
It is said: “Save, may God protect you.” The matter of dhikr (remembrance of God) and the upliftment of the soul are amazing, as if one’s soul was filled with warmth, mercy, wisdom, and affection, and as if he knew that there is preservation and comfort in dhikr.
It is beautiful to know that what comes after patience are beautiful things, and that God’s destiny is better than the wishes and demands that the soul bears, and for a person to acknowledge his shortcomings, and to surrender his entire affairs to God who created him and destined him.
This book is a piece of the heart, for you.
