This book collects selected texts by twenty-one male and female poets from different cultural and social backgrounds, regardless of the reasons and ways they left Syria, even though most of them left after the outbreak of the revolution in early 2011. Today they live in various countries in the Arab world and outside it, and many of them live in Germany especially.
These selections are an attempt to shed light on the Syrian poetic experience emerging in exile, which carries within it the diversity of poets’ styles, experiences, opinions and ages, and presents a picture of the reality of Syrian poetry abroad, without evaluating it, but rather as a witness to the changes occurring in poetry and parallel to the changes in the earth. Although the features of this experience have not yet crystallized, it demonstrates effective attempts to take Syrian poetry to other directions that will inevitably lead to new places in Syrian writing.
For great ideas by a pen. In the beginning, science, knowledge, and beliefs were one unit in which magic was mixed with art, craft, and religion. In the Middle Ages, scientists combined several specializations. For example, Ibn Sina was a doctor, philosopher, and poet in one. But with the progress of science in the modern era, specialization increased, and each science became independent in itself. University study is more and more specialized in a specific field, to the point that we find that the medical student does not know much about philosophy, and the philosophy student knows only a little about the sciences. With the increasing requirements of difficult and complex economic life and the increasing pressures, students’ interest is focused on obtaining good grades in the university class to increase their chances of obtaining a degree. Only work, and with the pressures of work itself, there was no longer time for reading, and little by little general culture lost its worthy advantage, which was the one that gave the individual great benefits. Getting acquainted with the various humanities enriches the individual in mind and spirit, as the innovative ability of the mind is enhanced by combining the various sciences, and it also gives it a human character because it He became convinced that human values are absolute and very broad, which expands his view of life and through them he realizes that there is no single perspective on the difficulties he faces in life. As we comprehend the vastness of human thought, we realize that daily problems are nothing but a simple thing compared to the vast, endless, expanding world. The effect of this is the effect of seeing the infinite sea or desert. Then you will know that the horizons of life are vast and do not depend on the limited, private, narrow daily life and the prison of the self. Hence the importance of this book appears, as it covers various general intellectual fields: philosophy, religion, science, politics, economics, sociology, psychology, arts. This book is distinguished in that it explains the essential terms and ideas in these fields, so at the end By reading each chapter, the reader develops a comprehensive and profound knowledge in one area of the basics of each field, which saves us from having to read many books in many fields to understand them, or perhaps opens his appetite to follow what is new in each field in all its details and details. The book is also distinguished by the fact that all the terms in it are classified in the form of a dictionary. This makes it easier for the reader to recognize any term
My doors are open to love:
It talks about a girl who was born to a Muslim father and a Christian mother. She lives in a religious conflict between the two religions since she was young. Then she gets married to a Muslim person just because she feels that her chances of getting married begin to diminish after a period of marriage. The husband’s actions begin to arouse her suspicions, and she then discovers that he is an addict, and she tries to rid him of his addiction with the help of her neighbor, who... He works as a doctor.