Daughter of Soslov

A novel that delves into the forbidden to tell the reality of contemporary Yemen and the history of Aden, and it transforms into a oppressed city with a veiled woman, after it once shared a portion of the name paradise. His wife dies in a terrorist explosion in France, blending her blood with the pencils she carried as a gift. Imran returns to Yemen, which united the north and south, and where Salafism spread until it reached Aden, the city of his youth, where she took away his teenage looks and their silent intimate meetings, and where "the doctor" taught him the alphabet of sexual life. In Sana'a, he meets a leading Salafi preacher with whom he practices forbidden love: Ummah Al-Rahman, who resembles the old Marxist Sosluf, "the abyss"! The February revolution erupts in Yemen, and he goes down to the squares carrying old dreams and a enlightened secular thought while the Salafis revolt against a regime that has always been their patron.