In a time when speech has no value, Younes decided to remain silent.
What is the benefit of what he says when he is weak, strange, and free from the constraints of twenty-six years that he spent in a world of fear, loneliness, and near death?!!
Wherever he went and wherever he moved, he was pursued by curses and oppression. Even his attempts to search for a part of his precious past with his wife and son were useless...!
In his relationship with “Abu Al-Rish,” he felt some reassurance from all the alienation that nestled in his heart, but that was not enough for him to find stability and end his torment and loneliness!!
The new circumstances of the country, and the changes in the government, increase his flight and confusion, despite his attachment to all the good people who surrounded him during his ordeal.
“Younes” who longed for everything... nothing saved him!!
The novel “Mrs. Susan and Her Sisters” is a social novel that tells the stories of three women brought together by a home for the elderly. The novel reveals the secret of the mystery of the three women.. and their complete reluctance to talk to the others in the “She” Home for the Elderly.. and the secret of their confinement together in one room in the home, which was called the room. : The three ladies...
The heroes of the novel are Mrs. Suzan, Mrs. Laila, and Mrs. Maram.
The novel tells the story of each of the three women separately... and how the situation led her to seclude herself in the "Hiya" home for elderly women...
The fictional work deals with three stories of three female role models who were hurt by society’s injustice at times, and whose hearts were bloodied by human games at other times.
The novel tells the story of Mrs. “Susan”... the woman who suddenly lost her sight and her life changed completely, and it shows the aspects of her life and the drama of her story.
The story of Mrs. Maram, whose father refused to let her marry all her life, and the most important aspects of her life and personality
And the story of Mrs. Laila
Laila's story is an example of a rarely recurring condition that occurs in 1% of society and has not been highlighted in literature previously. It is about the suffering of a female born without a uterus and what she is exposed to in our Eastern society and what she faces.