A man who believed in me:
Arwa stands in front of the door of her house after returning from Britain to spend the summer vacation with her family. She is surprised that her father does not know her and does not remember her name. So she tries in various ways to save her father after he was afflicted with Alzheimer’s disease. In it, she explains the internal suffering that a person feels with this disease that destroys the cerebellum and makes him... A white sheet of paper free of all small details.
(The Emirates in the Heart) by Emirati poet Dr. Talal Saeed Al Junaibi, the first national poetry collection of its kind, consisting of one hundred pages, prepared to coincide with the centenary of Sheikh Zayed, the founding leader, may God rest his soul.
This national poetry collection deals with the Emirates, its symbols, its leaders, and its contemporary issues poetically, in an unprecedented edition that appears in the Year of Zayed, the symbol of the homeland and the nation, highlighting, commemorating, and documenting this pivotal historical time period.
From the portal of eloquent Arabic poetry and through the windows of thought and creativity.
لقد أصبحنا وحدنا أخيرا .. أنا وأنت .. أخيرا انفردت بك .. وصرت أملكك .. وأملك عينيك .. في كل مرة تنظر فيها إلى كلماتي .. و تقرأ فيها سطوري .. ستكون هذه هي آخر رواية ستقرأها لي في حياتك .. فأنا على شفا حفرة من الموت .. ولم يتبق لي في هذه الحياة إلا سويعات لا أدري عددها .. لكنني أعرف أنها قليلة .. وبرغم ذلك فهي كافية لأسقيك بما أريد أن أسقيك إياه من الحديث. قبل أن أبدأ أقول لك .. يجب أن تقرأ هذا الكتاب وتحرقه .. فسيحاولون التخلص منه ومن كل من قرأه .. كما فعلوا مع كل الكتب التي شابهته
