إتيكيت التحية والمُصافحة · إلقاء التحية من قبل القادم على المُقيم، والمارّ على الجالس. · الرّد على التحية بتهذيب. · إلقاء التحية قبل بدء الحديث، وعند الانتهاء منه.
The culprit of the novel My Heart is Between Abu Dhabi and Kuwait
The events of the novel take place in the nineties of the last century in the city of Abu Dhabi. The protagonist, Ali, worked as an employee in his father’s company after his father urged him to do so. He not only married Hamad’s cousin, who shares the company’s profits with his father.
Ali feels tremendous pressure from his parents. He does not feel that the time has come for him to make a decision in his life.
As fate would have it, he went with Hamad's aunt on a business trip to Kuwait. The director of the Kuwaiti company was late for the meeting, so his daughter, Sharifa, was forced to meet the Emirati delegation. Ali saw her and his heart burned with love for her, and so did she.
The agreement was not completed between the two parties due to the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait.
A sofa, a book, and a cup of coffee... Laila Abdullah
In this book you will find the reader. Find books. But you will not find the author, as he is also an anxious reader who fluctuates between good intentions and bad intentions towards books.
It is also about an avid reader with a magnifying glass in her hand, who follows her isolated writers like her own soul and tries to penetrate the folds of their sad stories and heroes. The lost and the lost. You flounder with them and with them in order to remain a fugitive forever from a globe whose terrain is distorted!
A reader dreams of speaking Arabic with Haruki Murakami. Orhan Pamuk. Azar Nafisi. Saramago. Chimamanda Ngozi. Jhumpa Lahiri. Madhur Jaffrey. Dai Siji. Svetlana Alexievich. Yannick Heinel. Kim Ecklin. And the unknown woman who exposed the face of war in Berlin. Ibn Sina on his way to Isfahan. Widow women in Mariquita estate. The iconic storyteller Maria Margarita, whose voice became muted in the age of television. Vermin, a vagrant on the streets of Caracas, Julián. The reader who fosters innovation by Carlos Lescano. Zoran Jefkovic Libraries and the library inhabited by shoes. Masterpiece hunter Julian Barnes. The little girl, Liesel, who shattered the ruins of the world with her throat when she stole a banned book...and that seller who started selling books during wartime!
