The art of isolation...what my father didn't tell me about life
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The art of isolation...what my father did not tell me about life: Do not be alarmed by the events of this world, and if you are forced to isolate yourself from people, know that their Creator comforts you. Always be close to Him, and do not fear isolation, for it is a bright corner through which we challenge the chaos of life.
John is assigned a strange mission: to investigate the truth about a rare love story in the ocean country. But he soon noticed that the country he came to had no children. Little by little, the truth is revealed to him that people are afflicted with a strange disease that is leading them to their end. The women revolt and the authorities confront them by denying the problem, and a brutal war breaks out, the smallest details of which are recorded by John in his report, while he continues to search for the alleged love story, but what will happen when he discovers the only man who has not been infected with the disease? In "The Women Who...", one character breathlessly delivers the story to the other, thus building the architecture of the novel that presents, within the folds of its strangeness, imagination, and unreality of its events, a legendary story, but it is verifiable in our real world.
Rules of means and their impact on rationalizing sustainable development
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Rules of means and their impact on rationalizing sustainable development:
There is no doubt that means are the means that lead to goals, and they are not intended in and of themselves, but rather to achieve their goals in a more complete manner. Without them, the goal may not be achieved, and it may not have its manifestation, since goals require causes through which they are manifested, and the closeness of this connection has made it possible to Transferring the ruling of the goal to its means, and arranging its superiority over its superiority. In the face of the renewal and expansion of means with changing conditions and the passage of time, it was necessary to have principles that gather its sources and control its branches and parts.
In the thirties of the twentieth century, the writer Agatha Christie came from London to the city of Amuda in Syria, where she lived with her husband, the archaeologist Max Mallowan, for a period of time, and there she wrote her diary, “Come Tell Me How You Live,” in which she narrated pictures of her adventures in life in Syria and Iraq. .
After less than a hundred years, Haitham Hussein was forced to emigrate from his small city of Amuda to Damascus and from there to multiple stops: Dubai, Beirut, Cairo, and Istanbul, all the way to London, where he wrote his biography, responding to Agatha Christus about how he lives, and in which he depicts the paradoxes of his journey to search for a safe haven. For him and his family.
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