Title: Jasmine has a story
Genre: Dramatic romantic novel
Number of pages: approximately 100
The idea:
Al-Yasmine's story is a novel that tells the story of the child Ghaith, who grew up alone, isolated, orphaned and living under the care of his grandparents. He found in Yasmine the wind that revived his body, and she became his everything and his eternal love from the time she came as a little girl to visit her grandparents until she became a young woman. Circumstances made it so that she lived with him in the same house, so that their attachment to each other increased in a strange way and their relationship became stronger. Ghaith worked hard to graduate and get a prestigious job in order to propose to her wealthy diplomat father, who ruled that this love would not last. They separated so that Yasmine left to study outside the country. Ghaith could not stay in a place that held her memories. He returned to his isolation, deciding to move away in order to forget her and become busy with his work as a soldier outside the country, devoting himself to serving the nation. Until that day came, five years later, when Yasmine decided to enter his life again, as she was unable to forget him. Ghaith, who was angry at her reappearance and unable to face his feelings towards her and making it difficult for her to forget her, tries to distance her from him. However, they fall in love with each other again with greater force. Ghaith decides to propose to her for the second time, but her father's insistence on refusal cuts off all hope of their reunion. Until fate decided, years later, that Ghaith was injured during a military exercise and transferred to the hospital where Yasmine worked as a doctor, to get to know his wife, who proved to her that Ghaith still loved her.
Life programming:
The book is one of the books that summarize life's problems with regard to the human family, personal, or social aspects.
Where a simple overview of some life matters is a summary of the content.
Each of us in this world suffers from something, whether joys or sorrows, and the book is motivation, hope and reassurance for every human being with the aim of not submitting and weakening before the journey of life that we as human beings must overcome with all courage, wisdom and patience in order to complete the journey of living until we meet God Almighty.
This book of mine is a summary of life’s journey and it contains lessons that we learn and benefit from our mistakes, whether in personal, family or social life, and it also contains benefits that benefit them, God Almighty willing.
My mother's lambs: I also loved those stories that my mother used to tell me. I loved to tell them to you and pass them on so that you can tell them to your children. These stories of my mother are in the local dialect and I conveyed them to you on her tongue as I heard them, so that they are closer to your hearts and to increase your loyalty and love for the Emirati dialect and to instill in your souls the stories of our ancestors, as they are a different type of heritage stories known as (the sheep).
And those days:
Life is a ship floating on a mysterious, strange, and insecure sea that presents you with dreams as sweet as the golden threads of the setting sun’s rays sent through the spectacles of the picturesque red twilight.
Memories from the writer’s life, with its various chapters, and a reflecting mirror of all the paths she took.
A literary work in the form of modern poetic texts and prose that takes the reader on a journey of self-exploration and diving into the depths of human feelings, values, principles, and meanings. The first station of the journey will be with the psychological struggle to be liberated from the shackles of fears and obstacles, followed by the station of contemplation and contemplation of all the lessons of the school of life, followed by the station of revealing feelings of love and joy, and then humanity and loyalty to the homeland, and then passing by the station of singing coffee and everything that enchants the mood, and travel and wandering. , longing, vague feelings, love for one’s family, and lamentation for the departed, ending with the station of monologue and holding onto the rope of God.
