City of Roses / Part 2: We all know that flowers have a beautiful life and their sweet, irresistible scent, and there are those who care for them and take care of them, and they are the children of the “human being of roses” until they become strong and face difficulties despite everything bad that happens to them, but their being is delicate and weak, quickly shaken by problems and withering. Until it becomes weak and dry, and thus it is fit for the needs of the picturesque “City of Roses” and its good residents, and there is a just and merciful king over his flowers and the children of “Bishr al-Ward” and he does not accept injustice when one of them invades, so he punishes the one who wronged and honors the oppressed, and you help him. A wonderful and wise princess to renew and develop the “City of Roses” until it became modern in life and view... (Let us go through a new experience together in the depths of the fictional novel and sail with its heroes until the end)...
“In this book, Sadiq Al-Azm wanted to analyze the causes of the defeat and theoretically propose a response to it, before he realized that, like many others, it was a recurring defeat, not resulting from “external conspiracies,” but rather from a persistent Arab inability, shared by both the peoples and the authorities. And this defeat The recurring nature that responds to every defeat with a new defeat is what makes the book retain its relevance. The defeat whose causes were explained is still continuing, the reasons it criticized are still present, and the mentality that justifies what cannot be justified is growing, growing, and active. However, the true importance of the book is not It consists in illuminating a historical tragedy, specific to time, but rather in the free critical approach, which explains human disappointments with human causes, without referring to a vague reference.” Faisal Darraj
وتروي السلسلة مجموعة من القصص الواقعية على لسان طبيب نفسي يعمل في إحدى المستشفيات تتعلق بمرضاه المختلفة حالاتهم، لاسيما الفتيات منهم، ساردا أغرب الحكايات التي يبدو بعضها أقرب إلى الجنون من المنطق!