The estrangement of jasmine - Khawla Hamdi

The novel discusses a very sensitive topic, which is the lives of Arabs and Muslims in France and the difficulties they face in integrating with French society due to differences in customs, traditions, beliefs, and religion. It tells what Yasmin, the veiled girl in France, might be exposed to because of her hijab, and on the other side of the alienation, a Moroccan young man named Omar Al-Rashidi, an inventor trying to find a solution for clean energy under the name of "cold fusion." At the moment he succeeded, he kept repeating "Allahu Akbar," and this phrase was accompanied by a severe explosion, leading the police to accuse him of carrying out a terrorist bombing and sentencing him to prison. Raneem, the liberated Egyptian girl who has absorbed foreign ideas, takes on the case of defending the terrorism charge against Omar, investigating all the evidence, especially since she is an investigator and a trustworthy lawyer. Her relationship with Dr. Omar reveals him to be the man she wished for in her life, an authentic Eastern man. Number of pages: 408