Saffron fields:
At sunset, the saffron flower closes in on itself and hides.
Part of the note was hidden behind the fire, burned and hidden forever!
The ship also sank and hid in the depths of the ocean.
Musa, Farzana, Abu Musa, Faisal and Maryam...they all have a truth that they strive to hide.
In war and peace, in love and hate,
Circumstances varied, and the reasons varied.
But they all had another side!
It was not hypocrisy. Circumstances made it necessary for them to hide one face and show another. Because revealing the truth is sometimes costly, and sometimes foolish.
At other times, hiding it is considered cowardice, and showing it requires courage that they did not possess at the time...!
Perhaps we are all like them, due to some circumstance.. We have another side that we hide, or postpone its appearance.!
Mahra bint Ahmed
Maryam Farag Juma Sidra Al-Sidr: Forty-two years have passed since the founding of the United Arab Emirates, since December 2, 1971, which is the date from which the blessed march of the union began and whose blessing spread throughout the country. Since before the union and then during the four decades following December 2, a group of women have emerged in the modern and contemporary history of the Emirates. They have created a place for themselves in this history, and left clear impacts in the various scientific, social, media, cultural, and research aspects of life. They were thus pioneers of women’s work in the country. They agree in their challenge of life's difficulties and their struggle for a promising future for society. This study works to preserve, record and document events, occasions, milestones and decisions in the life of Professor Maryam Jumaa Faraj - may God have mercy on her - who was a pioneering model of women’s work in the UAE, and thanks to God Almighty and then her hard work and effort, many successes and achievements were achieved for her.
Since he found burnt bones in Tell Al-Makrab, bad luck has been accompanying Mahdi, as misfortunes continue to happen to him, as he thinks, but the head of the Egyptian excavation team has a different opinion, and that is why he seeks his help in searching for antiquities, and soon his intuition is correct, and they find the treasure. Which the ancient tales of sheikhs talk about. But bad luck intervenes again and sends his friend to prison. Will he survive? What does the ancient prophecy have to do with it? Who is the “girlfriend” that he will meet, so that each of them will change the fate of the other?
With an exciting narration, Bassam Shams El-Din moves from one event to another, telling us the story of Mahdi Nasari, a poor hired hand, shedding light on the entry of the Egyptian army into Yemen, and its support for the revolution led by the Republicans against the royalists there.
