To every female.. Sadness brought her down, her soul withered with worries, the ax of disappointment broke her, tremors of fear occupied her blood, and breaths were considered pain. To whom...the roots of joy were uprooted from her, and the darkness of life intensified for her until she suffocated, and the nights' passages tampered with her... To everyone who tried to plant love in a waste land, and became addicted to waiting, and reaped nothing but thorns.. To everyone who begged for love in the land of haters.. . . Pull yourself together and shake hands with life again..
I committed a crime:
It is a collection of stories that talk about excerpts from situations that occurred in our reality, and each story has a different type of crime from the other.
And each story symbolizes a specific thing, or something that might cause something to break inside you?
“In this book there are six stories that are different from the others. Come and learn with me about the types of crimes in our real lives.”
A book that deals with the journey of psychological questions to reach proofs of religion, which are interspersed with spiritual manifestations and proofs from real life in a narrative narrative form similar to personal memoirs. A journey that culminates in a meeting between the narrator and the Creator... a spiritual meeting.
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.
