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Smile Qandish, and said: "Auntie agrees on 'Witer'." I said: "The topic remains, the appearance." He said: "What about the appearance?" I said: "I would like Aisha to appear as Fatima Al-Zahra, and this appearance should not change as long as I am with her." Qandish said: "Auntie agrees." I said: "And her name will be Fatima Al-Zahra Shafii, and she will have Moroccan nationality. I doubt she will meet here anyone who knows the original Fatima Al-Zahra." He said: "Auntie agrees." I said: "Have we agreed, then, on everything?" He said: "The aunt has some things." I said: "Bring them." He said: "The aunt would like your lives to be natural and not turn into a long interrogation about jinn. The aunt says that the human husband does not spend all his time interrogating the human about her homeland, environment, and society." Ghazi Al-Gosaibi's story takes us back to the tales of One Thousand and One Nights with its fantasies, but it is a contemporary One Thousand and One Nights with its ideas and illusions. And thus, the human marries the jinn girl Aisha, and there are exciting pauses followed by the reader with passion, where the writer persuades his reader with his wonderful storytelling style that what happens in the worlds of this story is not mere imagination. Number of pages: 240 Publisher: Arab Foundation for Studies and Publishing Author: Ghazi Al-Gosaibi