Then the sight became bright and the moon eclipsed
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If the sight becomes bright and the moon eclipses:
In this version, you are waiting for a painful real-life incident that occurred in the year 2004, and the events of that incident are still continuing.
It includes four research studies that were completed in the third and fourth cycles of the Research Programme: To Deepen the Culture of Knowledge:
- Studying the Syrian cultural product in exile between democratic integration and acculturation. Germany is a model between the two stages of voluntary and forced migration, by researcher Heba Mehrez, under the supervision of Dr. Jamal Shehid.
- The development of Syrian television drama production mechanisms by researcher Wael Salem under the supervision of Dr. Mary Elias
- Children in the darkness of ISIS: between jihadist education and recruitment, by researcher Wassim Raif Salti and supervised by Dr. Jamal Shahid.
- The image of the homeland in the independent Syrian song (From All of Us Together to Bread of a State), by researcher Wassim Al-Sharafi and supervised by Dr. Mary Elias.
Jasmine's surgeon: Jassem seems torn between his mother's desires, which are determined by her materialistic view of life, and his desires for a love that he creates himself, whenever he stumbles in an attempt at marriage, to the point that he becomes convinced that not marrying is better than a marriage determined by customs and traditions and not crowned with love, until he drowns in Yasmine's overwhelming love. In a country far from his home, but the winds do not go as his ships wanted, and the days lead him into mazes of regret and remorse after he sacrificed a love that he had always been waiting for, just as a thirsty land waits for rain to fall. When he decided to atone for his sin, he died. Wait for me in the last pages.. Enjoy reading
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
