Ayham Fadel Al Khamis

Ayham Fadel Al-Khamis was born in Damascus, where he studied until he graduated from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, and moved to the UAE in 2004 to work there as an electrical engineer. His hobby was reading since childhood, and he inherited that from his father, may God have mercy on him. He was one of the distinguished and hardworking students in the subject of composition and expression. One of the Arabic language professors even told him that he would not be surprised if he read his name as a writer one day. He started writing during the Corona pandemic, after everyone had more time during the lockdown.

Books of Ayham Fadel Al Khamis

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  Asma’a

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  This book explores how chance encounters can unexpectedly resurface and alter our destinies. We cross paths with someone, separate, and assume it a fleeting meeting.

  This book explores how chance encounters can unexpectedly resurface and alter our destinies. We cross paths with someone, separate, and assume it a fleeting meeting. Yet fate has other plans – bringing us back together again so that, in time, dreams, love, and hope may blossom fully between us. But just as unexpectedly, everything can come crashing down. Through one such encounter, this narrative teaches profound lessons about disappointment, loneliness even in a crowd, and the perplexing nearness yet farness of getting all we want, save what we most desire. We learn that estrangement stems less from distance than the absence of a loved one beside us. The warmth of family in childhood, once lost, can never be reclaimed. Life’s path holds no assurances of comfort or safety. Our parents, the shield protecting us in innocence, leave us bereft in adulthood – forcing us to forge our own protections against callous winds. And our poor choices yield consequences, no matter how hard we try dodging them. We must find strength within, not in expectations of others. For in the end, our happiness rests inside us alone. Through eloquent prose emerges the bittersweet truth: people may unexpectedly shape our destinies, but destiny lies not in others, but within ourselves.

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