The work is a short symbolic love novel that brings Saqr together with his cousin Hamda since childhood, after a prior agreement between the parents.
• The work tells the story of the building of the union, and the change that took place in the region after the emergence of oil, with a review of the period of suffering and struggle.
• A review of mixed social life in the Emirates in all its forms, including the presence of Arab and foreign communities coexisting in love and brotherhood.
• A record of the change in the status of Emirati and Gulf women in particular and Arab women in general between the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, whether in dress, behavior, freedom of expression, choice, or participation in decision-making.
• The work is generally prepared and ready to be turned into a cinematic work that reviews life in the United Arab Emirates
In the period between 1960-1987 AD.
In his book “Mirrors,” Eduardo Galeano retells the history of human civilization in his own way, condensing what he finds exciting, funny, and worthy of attention through brief, precise passages that give the reader the opportunity to connect with the events and facts he reads, as if history were resurrected before him. The author adopts a cornological path in narrating a history based on bitter paradoxes, and stops at cities, personalities, events, and inventions that constituted milestones in human history. This is how we see him moving lightly between various topics; Such as female circumcision, silkworms, beer, Santa Claus, tango, the torture instruments of the Inquisition. But through the illusion of dispersion, he somehow makes history more logical and full of bitter irony. With extreme selectivity and absolute freedom, Galeano, with his extensive knowledge, chooses the points that stand out to him that seemed to him pivotal in the path of humanity, specifically the forgotten events or people that the dominant narrative of history ignored and wanted to erase from collective memory, as if he was saying to the world: “See your true face reflected in... Mirror".
