On a small rooftop in one of the neighborhoods of Homs, the Hamimati Nabih Wardan and his birds live a life parallel to what is happening around him in the city, a private, exotic, warm, and pure life, different from the harshness of the chaos, destruction, and displacement events that Homs is experiencing during March 2011. There is a curfew on the entire city, and the birds remain, for a while, enjoying the freedom to fly in a vast sky that knows no restrictions, but even this matter is about to change as soon as the hand of the “khaki-clad ones” extends its hand to the sky as well as to the earth, thus closing Nabih’s crossing to life. Another.
In the novel “The Unfamiliar Passage,” Firas Al-Maasarani explores - in a simple and direct manner - the magical world of Al-Hamimatiya, with its rituals and seductions related to everything related to birds and their breeding, but he goes further than that to take a look at the city of Homs as a whole, and its daily routine before it was swallowed up by the moment of transformation. .
Reflections on positive happiness / the thought approach of Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
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Reflections on happiness and positivity...an approach to thought Mohammed bin Rashid Alti is filled with the ideas of Enlightenment philosophers (In this book, we discuss the philosophy of Muhammad bin Rashid, and its approach to what philosophers have come up with Enlightenment in Europe, as well as the approach of Mohammed bin Rashid’s philosophy to Eastern philosophy, Mohammed bin Rashid adopted the process of promoting youth ambitions and future aspirations On enlightenment grounds, here he approaches the great French philosopher Rousseau, who... He considered freedom a necessity for human happiness and the stability of society. That is, Mohammed bin Rashid Good news has come to the world about the dawn of a new human being, free of fear, hesitation, and negativity In order for a person to be happy, love must be cultivated in his psychological field, and for it to be... Positively, happiness must be the space in which he swims.
