دماغك يضمُر وينكمش فهل هذا شيءٌ مُهم؟ وما مقدار الدماغ الذي نحتاجه فعليًّا؟ هذا الكتاب يتحدانا أن نفكر بشكل مختلف عن الدماغ، فبدلًا من التركيز على الأمور الرائعة ...
During her childhood, Mehrnoush and her siblings lived a luxurious and carefree life, and her family’s happiness was complete with the departure of the Shah, against whom her parents had fought. However, subsequent political transformations and the recruitment of children in the Iran-Iraq war prompted her parents to flee Iran. To protect their children.
In 1986, a radioactive leak occurred at the nuclear power plant in Chernobyl, causing the neighboring city of Paribat to turn into a ghost town abandoned by its people. However, this event, which sparked international concern and popular solidarity around the world, was only passing news on television.
During her childhood, Mehrnoush and her siblings lived a luxurious and carefree life, and her family’s happiness was complete with the departure of the Shah, against whom her parents had fought. However, subsequent political transformations and the recruitment of children in the Iran-Iraq war prompted her parents to flee Iran. To protect their children.
In 1986, a radioactive leak disaster occurred at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, causing the neighboring city of Paribat to turn into a ghost town abandoned by its people. But this event, which sparked international concern and popular solidarity around the world, was only passing news on television for the little girl, Mehrnoush. She and her family had immediately found their new home after their bitter refugee journey.
Nearly thirty years later, Mehrnoush tells her story, juxtaposing the two most important events of her childhood: public anxiety over the nuclear disaster that caused thousands to lose their homeland, and the epic journey her family went through: escaping from Isfahan, periods of despair in Turkey, and getting lost in East Germany, until... Their arrival to their new home in West Germany; A new window on life opened for her, as if millions of colorful butterflies had entered through it.
As for Mehrnoush, the child, who and her family had immediately obtained their new home after a bitter refugee journey.
Nearly thirty years later, Mehrnoush tells her story, juxtaposing the two most important events of her childhood: public anxiety over the nuclear disaster that caused thousands to lose their homeland, and the epic journey her family went through: escaping from Isfahan, periods of despair in Turkey, and getting lost in East Germany, until... Their arrival to their new home in West Germany; A new window on life opened for her, as if millions of colorful butterflies had entered through it
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.
girl..
Accordion player..
Some fanatical Germans...
boxer..
Multiple thefts...
They are the heroes of a story I have kept to retell over and over again, one of many stories, each trying to prove to me that you, your human existence, are worth it.
If you have the desire to investigate the details of this story, come with death and he will tell you a story.
"Chanca", "Texcacal", and "Chon Bum" are three cities in the Mexican Yucatan Peninsula that enjoyed great religious importance during the class war waged by the Mayas against the Spanish colonizers. The religious importance of these cities is due to their being centers of the phenomenon of speaking crosses.
In this wonderful book, the French writer (who won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2008) tells, with great poetry, about his observations in these towns, in a captivating style. The trees, the water, the wind, the forests, the sky, and the earth, all of them become humanized in Le Clezio’s writing, as He has a unique ability to transform nature and its elements into vibrant, sensual things.
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