Sweet Batush, Batoul, Turkish Comfort, Mrs. Hard Coin, different names for one woman whose trace has been lost, and finding her alive or dead has become necessary so that her family can obtain a large estate inherited by the mysterious woman; The journey to search for her becomes an opportunity to discover the secrets of the high society of which Batoul was once a part. It is a journey of ups, downs, and transformations of a woman who manipulated everyone and took revenge on them in order to avenge an injustice after she hid a mysterious secret behind her captivating laugh.
In this book, Aziz Nissin directs his harsh criticism to expose the “rot” that has befallen the velvety layers of society, and the opportunism, vulgarity, and absence of values that prevail in them, but he does so by mocking the situations and paradoxes that make men blind their eyes to what they do not want to believe, and voluntarily surrender. To the deceptions and vicissitudes of a sweet Kaptosh playful girl.
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?
Meanings of the names of the regions in the Emirate of Dubai and the reasons for naming them
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This study examines the names of regions in the Emirate of Dubai in the United Arab Emirates, with the aim of identifying the phonetic and semantic phenomena of these names, knowing their meanings and the reasons for their naming, and linking the meaning of the word in the language and dialect.
One of the most important motivations for preparing it was to show respect for this ancient emirate, and to serve it by studying the names of its regions in a linguistic study, and then to serve the linguistic study in its social field. This is because the relationship between language and society is interconnected, and there is a correlation between them that makes each of them grow with the growth of the other, advance with its elegance, and weaken with its weakness. A society without language, and there is no language without society.
In this thesis, I have been keen to study nouns in a descriptive and analytical study from their phonological and semantic aspects. The phonological level examines the word in terms of the phonetic changes for each of the sounds and movements and the reasons for that, and the semantic level examines the lexical, suggestive, and social connotations and their development, and also examines the reasons for naming. And the link between linguistic and dialect meaning.
The collection of short stories for children, “My Beloved Emirati,” includes 12 short stories for ages ranging from 2 to 13 years
Latifa Al-Hajj was keen to choose simple words, focusing on social issues and behaviors that should be paid attention to and educate children about, such as respect for others, kindness to animals, and appreciation of the country’s flag. I also presented, through some stories, the importance of every child having an independent personality based on confidence and pride in the advantages God has given him.
This is Latifa Al-Hajj’s first experience in writing children’s literature after her story “The Pigeon Lamp” was approved in the Arabic language curriculum for the tenth grade at the Ministry of Education in the UAE.
It is the memoirs of a human resources manager, which I wrote in 40 thoughts. It included literature, stories I experienced in the corridors of organizations, and my whispers to leaders, workers, and human resources employees.
Thus, it simulates international practices in human resources, taking into account the country’s environment and culture, and is considered a practical recipe for many of the challenges facing employees and leaders.
The book gives workers and leaders the ability to understand and overcome many challenges in the work environment. It is considered a specialized book that presents scientific material from experience while providing a simple recipe for many daily challenges in the work environment.
