Salman visits the dead cities to make a documentary film about them, those cities that were symbols of ancient civilizations, before they became cities of broken columns and stone remains. But he finds there, in the house of one of the city's elders, a painting of a wounded deer, signed by his mother, "Fatima." Soon, the owner of the house presents him with possible scenarios for his film, all of which revolve around “Fatima,” and he finds himself entering a magical world and a confusing maze as he spies on the hidden faces of his mother, realizing that he only knew one face of her.
In this novel, Khairy Al-Dhahabi manipulates times and multiple voices to write about dead cities and Fatima with its many mirrors. Who is she? What is its truth? What is the secret of wishing? “If her name wasn’t Fatima”?
National : Poems about love for the homeland, which the poet of the homeland, Ali Al-Khawar, dedicates in his own words to the people of the United Arab Emirates. Words that carry within them feelings of love and belonging to this generous homeland, pure love in which nothing is mixed and built on loyalty and love between the homeland and its people.
"Life in 20 pages": It is an important reference for everyone looking for positivity in life. It also discusses ways to simplify life to understand people better. Through the influential messages contained in it, the writer urges us to have a positive spirit and enjoy high morale. It also highlights the events and events of daily life and informs us of how to deal with them. Smoothly. This book helps you find solutions to your daily problems, achieve your ambitions, and express your dreams, no matter how impossible they seem, as entire life experiences are formulated in excerpts so that the reader can understand them. During your journey with this book, you will notice that the deeper you delve into thought, the more you realize that big problems can be solved simply by changing your lifestyle. Let us go on a journey that will ease your burdens and give you happiness, strength and will.
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!!
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