Electronic novels / 35 crimes that occurred in the Emirates
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This book lists cases related to information technology and Internet crimes, the events of which occurred within the regional scope of the United Arab Emirates. Each case is a narration of its owners, especially those affected by it, and confirms beyond a doubt that UAE law was strict and resolute in dealing with them. I obtained these cases through the publications of the official authorities concerned with the judiciary in the country, and what I observed of police reports, prosecution procedures, and judicial rulings, in addition to cases published by daily newspapers published in the UAE. In listing the thirty-five cases, I tried to focus on the most common crimes, especially those resulting from the negative use of information technology and the Internet, such as defamation, insults, defamation, threats, harassment, violations of rights and privacy, fraud, and fraud. In the book, I also made sure to delete the necessary names and in-depth legal terminology, or any narration that was not influential in the general context of the case, for the purpose of conveying the idea and content of the case in a clear and smooth way that achieves the moral and lesson from it. And the God of the intent behind.. Mohammed Salem Al Zaabi
What is war without the shouts of demonstrators, the roar of warplanes, and the screams of detainees in torture rooms? How do beings and actions appear without their sounds? What is the need for a doorbell? What is the sound of food cooked in a pot? How can a deaf child-young person digest such a silent, muffled world?
These are some of the questions raised by the book “The Deaf Aspirant,” which describes the image of the world after deleting its audio file, and tells the diaries of a father who raised his deaf son alone.
Relying on various narrative methods, Reber Youssef sheds light on the complex aspects of the fatherhood-childhood duality, including complex feelings, such as: love, hate, fear, and the desire to be free from the burden of this bond between the two, or to defend and strengthen it. It is a book about a father who voluntarily abandons the sounds of the world if they do not reach his son’s ears, and about a son who rediscovers himself to bury his deafness and fear forever.
On the night that her husband and children prepare to travel, symptoms of a psychological disorder begin to appear on Mead, a photographer and newspaper archive official. A disorder that makes her see all faces as one face, the face of a bearded Greek god, and little by little, as the disorder worsens, details of the present and past events that led her to the extremely complex social maze she faces are revealed. In a narrative shrouded in mystery, the writer combines imagination with heritage, myth, fantasy, and history, to create from all of this a tight narrative text that discusses major existential and philosophical questions: What is the role of the other versus the ego? What if the hell was me? What if the world existed within the being of only one individual and everything else was an illusion?
