وصف الكتاب. مجموعة قصائد الشاعر والناقد حسين علي الهنداوي منذ خمسين عاما حتى اليوم تتحدث عن قضايا اسلامية وقضايا قومية وقضايا وطنية وهموم اجتماعية وذاتية.
Mario Rota, a professor of linguistics, falls while doing his usual morning exercise, spraining his ankle. When he returns to his apartment, the landlord introduces him to the new tenant, Daniel Berkwix, who will live next door to him.
Starting from that moment, everything will change in his life, as the new tenant is his colleague not only in housing, but also at work, and threatens his existence and status. Things will get worse when he visits him in his apartment, and discovers that it is a mirror copy of his apartment itself, with its contents and arrangement.
In the novel “The Tenant,” Javier Cercas writes in a graceful and enjoyable narrative, a breathtaking story that we have no choice but to follow page after page to find out the fate of its hero, and how he will face his new circumstances, while everyone warns him after he checks on his ankle: “The stupidest things can get complicated.” Life sometimes."
This story was written specifically for Emirati youth and adolescents and aims to connect them to their ancient past and their original environment and instill noble values in their homelands. The story takes a time from one of the most important periods of Emirati history, which is the end of the diving period and the beginning of the discovery of oil, to be an important turning point in the life of the hero of this story, which conveys in the context of its events the spirit Perseverance, diligence, and the values of patience and sacrifice, and enhance the sense of belonging and responsibility towards the land and society in its environment. We also note that this story develops the sense of communication with the sources of marine nature that have enriched the people of this earth. On the one hand, it confirms that fish wealth, with its abundant goodness, is a source of safety and reassurance. It also confirms that pearls With its high value, it is considered a source of struggle and an omen of happiness, and finally, oil, with its hidden treasures, becomes a symbol of luxury and assistance to all those in need around the world. The writer was able to establish these concepts indirectly and in a renewed heritage form that touches the understandings of new generations and takes them to the spaces of their fathers and grandfathers, thus achieving one of the most important desired goals. I hope that she will complete this work with a group of other works that come in this important context and are directed to the young people. Drawing them into the magical world of reading.
