Destroying the world in 46 seconds

Shabeeb and Safi, who are twelve years old, notice that injustice and evil dominate the world. Their repeated attempts to find effective solutions to eliminate injustice all fail. Therefore, they decide that this world full of evil has no hope for reform and deserves destruction. The two friends begin searching online for ways to destroy the world, and they discover a book titled "Destroying the World in 46 Seconds – A Beginner’s Guide." Will they find in this book the ideal way to get rid of the world? And will this task be easy for them? An exciting and humorous novel that addresses a matter that may occupy a part of the thinking of young people in the disappointed part of the world. Shabeeb and Safi are young friends aged 12. Their observations, which began to develop at this age about their surrounding environment, lead them to conclude that injustice and evil dominate this world, and they start thinking of effective solutions to these injustices and evils. When they become hopeless in finding solutions, they decide that this world full of wickedness has no hope for reform and even deserves destruction. The boys begin their search online for ways to destroy the world, and they discover that there is a book titled "Destroying the World in 46 Seconds – A Beginner’s Guide," which is only available in public libraries, including a nearby library close to their home. The boys go to the library to borrow the book, and a series of funny and exciting events begin. The novel is written in a light humorous style, despite addressing one of the issues occupying a part of young people's thoughts in the impoverished disappointed part of the world. For discussion: Why did Safi and Shabeeb want to destroy the world? What does injustice mean? What are its forms? How did Safi and Shabeeb try to confront injustice? Why did their efforts fail? Can we reduce the injustice faced by the poor in the world? How? Have you ever experienced a situation where you felt oppressed? What was the situation? In your opinion, how can justice be achieved on earth? Do the conditions set by the author of "Destroying the World in 46 Seconds" seem logical? What role did Ghazala and Fattouh play in thwarting the plan to destroy the world? In your opinion, did the world destruction team really want to destroy the world? When did you realize that destroying the world in this story would not succeed? What feeling spread among the team and made the task of destroying the world just a fantasy? Weight: 0.240 kilograms Dimensions: 14 × 21 centimeters Age: +12 years Cover: Regular cover Author: Mays Daghir Illustrator: Mohamed Al-Hamwi Number of pages: 144