Autobiographies, Biographies & Memoirs

Black Hole

Between the lines of life lie many hidden truths, requiring only a moment of reflection to dispel much of the fog, open up many aspirations, and bring you closer to yourself, allowing you to see yourself through a clear lens. How much we need that clear lens to read the truth about ourselves!   Reaching the edge of the black hole was no easy feat; it was the culmination of a lifetime's journey.   Sometimes I tossed and turned on the fires of pain, and at other times on verdant carpets bearing joy and tranquility. It was a struggle between light and darkness, and the former triumphed over the latter.   The black hole was not darkness, a terrifying spot in proportion to its size and extent. It was a point of light and a window of hope that transported you in a single leap from one world to another, without fear of the unknown, as if you knew what awaited you: eternal peace.   This is not merely a novel filled with reflections but a means for a young girl to express what lies hidden within.   Perhaps she was once a sailor on a ship, rowing to avoid sinking, her gaze fixed on the approaching shore, her dream to survive or perhaps to dive into the depths of the sea in search of a pearl to lock away until some unknown day.   And she is the same girl who lives her life as an ordinary, ambitious human being, clinging to many dreams—dreams the same as, or similar to, those of any girl her age.   Isn’t it beautiful to be both material and spiritual at the same time? To find joy in your first day and look forward to happiness in your second?

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True Stories In Formal And Colloquial Arabic

The stories in this book contain:

Rare friendship, patience, and perseverance

Revenge, resisting one's desires

The search for truth, false love

Injustice and arrogance, jealousy and hatred

Bad company

And other fascinating topics.

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Nervana

We unveil the journey of a woman searching for herself amidst the pain of war and the disappointments of love, caught between a loss that haunts her and an identity crisis that tears her apart.

The novel's protagonist confronts profound questions about life, survival, and rebuilding the soul after heartbreak.

War here is not merely a backdrop to the events, but a mirror reflecting deeper inner conflicts, and love does not offer refuge, but rather a new arena for disappointment.

Nirvana is not just a novel about loss, but about the inherent strength in confronting pain, about humanity standing at a crossroads between a burdened past, a fragmented present, and a future that beckons with new opportunities.

In a concise style that blends emotion with reflection, the novel recounts a relatable human experience, prompting questions and leaving the door open for interpretation.

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A Day I Will Never Forget

Life’s days are different stations, changing without warning or preamble.

In everyone’s life, there’s a particular day they can’t forget. It might hold a painful memory, or it might be a joyous one that revives the heart. In either case, it contains a special event that can never be forgotten.

Accumulations upon accumulations. Your actions stir up sorrow and ignite emotions, and what makes matters worse is that you consider yourself innocent and oblivious to the foolishness of your actions.

Sometimes I suppress my feelings, sometimes I erupt in anger, and you remain unchanged, indifferent to my emotions, engaging in the same absurdities. You say you love me, but love has no connection to you except in words.

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A Sea Of Silence

When the father falls ill and the home turns into a dark, unsettling forest, Shawq begins her journey in search of the truth hidden among papers tucked away in the bag of a mysterious mother and an untrustworthy guardian. But is the truth a path to salvation or something else that will destroy what little remains?

This is a conversation I left in my mind when I found no one to listen. And I expect, dear reader, that you will find many answers here.

Don’t hesitate; continue reading.

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Fatim Of The People

She wrote down these stories, which her grandmother used to recount to her every night in celebration of her triumphs. Some of them may be unrealistic and unbelievable, but it’s likely that in their time, illogicality abounded, and things often transcended the bounds of reality. This was due to the sharp divergence of people’s paths and their relentless struggle to cling to life. The more experiences one had, the greater the likelihood of miracles.The fact that her story was extraordinary wasn’t the sole motivation for writing. In fact, there were stories even more wondrous than hers, stories that were well-known in her town. But her greatest motivation was her deep love for her grandmother. She loved her dearly and was accustomed to expressing her feelings through writing. Yet, even after writing down a portion of her life’s stories, she didn’t feel she had fully expressed what was inside her. Her grandmother had a profound and unique impact on her. It was a salvation and a victory for her amidst the battles she had so often lost, because she simply said to her, as a compliment, “If God had blessed me with no other offspring than you, out of my more than one hundred children, it would have been enough!”And that compliment was the greatest victory in life.

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The Unseen Divide

What do you do when the things you love become forbidden? How do you navigate a world that seems designed to exclude you?

The Unseen Divide explores the hidden battles of living with food allergies, where every meal can feel like a minefield and each craving a reminder of what’s out of reach.

Yet within this struggle lies a powerful message: can joy still blossom amid the shadows of longing?

This book invites you to reflect on your own limitations and challenges. What if the very obstacles you face could lead you to a deeper understanding of yourself?

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Ayyar

Ayar wakes up from her sleep after getting rid of the nightmare that has haunted her since she left everything behind in Syria and chose to go to France as a means of escaping the ghosts of the past, in a desperate attempt to get rid of the ghosts of a painful past.

The characters in the novel are woven together in a series of intense events, showing us how a long war that robbed them of their lives in one way or another has affected them.

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Fater Alhakamah

So this is the jewel, but why does it smell rotten? Is it because it was in the snake’s mouth? Or because the smell of the snake is still lingering in its nose?

He brought soap and water, left it in the soapy water, and went to sleep.

The next day, he was unable to go to work. He leaned on a stick and didn’t tell anyone. Instead, he went to the hospital, where his wounds were bandaged. Then he went to the market and bought a large silk handkerchief and a bottle of perfume. He perfumed himself, then poured some of the perfume on the handkerchief and returned home. He took out the jewel and kept washing it with soap until he thought it no longer had any smell. He wrapped it in the perfumed handkerchief, hid it under the bed, and decided not to tell anyone.

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Biography Of Faiha Faihan Al-Althowebi

Tell the story of this woman (Faiha Faihan Al-Dhuwai), for it would be unjust not to tell her story; this character deserves to be immortalized for her noble qualities, refined character, and strong personality.

Each chapter of her life is filled with events and situations that reveal who she was, what she was like, and what made her stand out and unique among her peers.

I may not do her full justice, as words sometimes fall short of description.

Some events have been omitted due to their private nature and the inappropriateness of mentioning them.

I write about the daughter of the king of the desert (Faiha Faihan Nahas Al-Dhuwai), and to my aunt and my father’s cousin, I say: I dedicate to you glimpses of your life mixed with my vision, for they are from you and for you.

Nawal Thaar Naef Nahes Althowebi.

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Before And After Becoming A Mother

You may think that this book is about instructions and details of childcare during motherhood, but nothing of the sort is here; this book does not address that aspect of motherhood, as I have left it to those who are more specialized in it than I am.

This book talks about a part of motherhood that may be neglected or hidden by many. Some have not found the words to express it, and others have not dared to reveal it.

It talks about some of the feelings that any mother may experience during motherhood, mentioning some points that girls should take into consideration before, after, or when deciding to have children.

I recommend that you read it before you decide to have children or while you are at any stage of motherhood.

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Children

Al-Ayyal—A Collection of Short Stories

Salem Askar Al-Yami

Samir is a peaceful boy who interacts with the neighborhood kids using his charming, affectionate words. Everyone understands what Samir says, and Samir understands the dialects of the south, the Hijaz, and the east.

Samir is known for using the phrase, “Look, I don’t want to fight with you,” which he says to boys his age and perhaps slightly older: Look, I don’t want to fight with you.

Samir, with his small eyes and thick lips, would watch with a string of saliva dripping from his mouth, sometimes from one side, sometimes from both sides. This problem was one of the reasons why the elementary school principal hesitated to accept Samir for the year.

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