Christian women's rights in the Arab Levant countries
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This book directs a harsh criticism of the legislative and political system of the countries of the Arab Levant, which violates international human rights instruments, which affects - in particular - the rights of women, especially non-Muslim women who are subject to discrimination on the basis of gender and religion.
Through a detailed legal study, Dr. Nael Girgis, the Christian influence of the social and legal system on the rights of Christian women, and the Islamic influence on their rights as well, sheds light on many of the issues that detract from those rights, including: depriving her of inheritance, custody of her children, granting her citizenship to them, and obligating her to obey and submit to men. Who has priority in guardianship over the children. The study is also distinguished by its comparison of the legal situation of Christian women in several Levantine countries, highlighting the contradiction with the International Bill of Human Rights.
Thus, the book in our hands is an in-depth legal research that reveals the injustices that befall Eastern women in general, and women who profess or follow Christianity in particular, which guides us to aspects of legislative reform to contribute to building states of law and citizenship that treat their citizens on an equal footing.
"كم هو عُمرك يا إبراهيم؟هِجرات ثلاث..وسنوات ممتلِئَة بالتَّضحيات..وبناء بيتٍ لله..ومشاهد لا تُحصى من مواقف الثَّبات!بهذا تُقاسُ الأعمارُ يا سيِّدي..بعُمقِها وليس بطُولِها!ورُبَّ عُمر اتَّسعت آماده، وكثُرت أمداده، وأمطرت غيماته إلى قيام الساعة!يا إبراهيم.. رَفَعْتَ بيتًا لله، فَرَفَعَ اللهُ لك ذِكرَكَ، ورفَعَ مَقامك
About the novel Mimosa:
The novel begins with a sentence by Albert Schweitzer: “We live in a dangerous world. Man ruled nature before he learned how to rule himself.”
A fantasy novel calling for kindness to plants. Its events take place in the fifth plant kingdom, which is always exposed to destruction by humans. Queen Mimosa will seek the help of her assistants on a long journey to search for dangerous plants to protect her kingdom. Many events take place in the sequence of the novel, including the happy side. The comedy, the sad side, the love, and will the queen get all the dangerous plants? Why will you perform the farewell anthem? What is the secret of Venus’ love for the peace lily and his attachment to Abu Nawas’s poems? Will they be able to get the yew? Who is Lithops? Its events take place until the end is reached.
In this novel, her imagination will take you to the furthest point... where we escape from our world
We will find solace and consolation in it, and our withdrawal into its imagination is not a withdrawal in the true sense of the word
But it is enough to give us some delicious caution so that we do not feel the power of life and the authority of its demands, which is nothing but a simple withdrawal that is not deep enough for us to forget our real misery...
