The four of us lived in a rather narrow room, with a roof that served as a filter in the winter for the rainwater received by the carefully distributed bowls and utensils. It was rented to us by an obese widow in her forties. She was a cold woman with a sharp tongue, but she did not increase the price of our rent, fortunately for us. ..
Then the fire came and consumed everything.
The objects... the rooms... the building... and even the fat Mrs. Afaf, who has a foul-mouthed tongue!
We were looking at the scene with sad faces. The firefighters, with their old equipment and their late arrival, were unable to save anything, and no one moved to help the miserable widow due to the ferocity of the fire that occurred through her negligence, as we learned later.
We gathered in the café at a small circular table to think about a solution to the problem we found ourselves in.
- “We leave...”
Siwar said it after a deafening silence, then Kahf nodded his head in support and said with a smile:
- There is no escape, there is no other solution.
While (Herbak) remained silent as usual, so I did the same. I trusted their opinion and considered him to be the decisive factor. He did not trust his personal judgments much when we were together, so his opinion was my opinion..
About the book
The book is a short story for children about the life cycle of water in a simplified way. It explains the effect of sunlight and how it helps in changing the state of water to vapor and how clouds form until the water returns to the earth through a story that the mother tells to her little girl Maha, starting with Maha, who loves rain and prepared Her rain clothes are red and she asks her mother how the rain falls, and her mother tells a story about the sun’s rays and the rays releasing the water on the ground, and how it turns into steam and how the steam turns into a small cloud through a machine similar to a cotton candy machine. This is her first experience of traveling with the wind and seeing the desert. Mountains and valleys, and its rain falls on the Silver City until you pass by the village inhabited by Maha and see them playing, so you decide to return all of them to the earth to be with her.
A collection of humorous short stories that tells the story of “Mother of Projects,” which is the title that everyone gave to Mrs. (Maryam) after she succeeded in entering the Guinness Book of World Records as having the highest number of failed projects, which was the reason for putting her husband (Khaled) on the brink of bankruptcy.
The heroine of the story (Maryam) is a forty-year-old woman who contracted home project fever after she retired from teaching. She began turning everything that came before her into a project without paying attention to the proper procedures and the necessary permission from the state, and despite her husband (Khaled) standing against her failed projects and his desperate attempts. To stop the disaster, the end always came with their visit to the police station, then paying many fines and writing hundreds of pledges.
The collection of stories addresses the problem of home projects and the importance of following the legal regulations set by the UAE in order for the project to be completed properly and achieve tangible results without harming oneself or others. All the guidance and awareness in the collection of stories come hidden within a humorous and sarcastic form, so that the reader draws the lesson every time from within the context. the story
The novel 'Fragments' is the novel of an Arab generation trying to repair the fragments of history, homeland and dreams to reconstruct the picture so that life is understandable and liveable.
It is the story of a boy, Karmuz, named Imad, who tries to understand the condition of his father, Yazid, who rebelled against life in all its details. A boy decided to put together the remains of his father's pictures and clippings that he had saved from the fire when the father suddenly decided, at the height of despair and revolution, to set fire to his memory during a hot summer.
From the pictures and clippings that saved the boy “Imad,” the events of the novel begin to approach what was, as the pictures turn into a flowing stream of words that sheds light on the past of a man “or a generation, more precisely.”
في هذا الكتاب ذكرتُ بعض القصص الواقعية، والتجارب الحياتية الخاصة التي تركت أثرًا في نفسي، وأحببت أن أنقل إليك تجربتي. لطالما كان النظر للأشياء من زوايا عدة
The novel talks about a young couple
The husband loves his wife very much, and every year on her birthday he makes sure to surprise her with something special, but on her 25th birthday, it was the biggest surprise that would change their lives forever.
I wonder what this surprise is?
