Mother of Vows - Abdul Rahman Al Menif

Mother of Vows, a narration of that child in his first confrontation with life outside his home. The world of the book where Sheikh Zaki, who teaches children, and his main tool in teaching: varying rods. It is a symbol of military discipline. Places whose names he heard, and their influences on society: Mother of Vows, Sheikh Mujeeb, Sheikh Darwish, the river, death, community figures... A very oppressive fear, faced by the child Samah from his first touches, that fear which makes everyone submissive to powers, legends, and illusions that make them like his mother submissive to his father, like these types written on her, like those written or brought, and sometimes brought, sometimes, like this time. Mother of Vows, one of the first writings of Abdul Rahman Munif, as if it marks the beginning of his long path, starting with what the childhood phase stored. "That Vows, this sacred tree, until now, until now, and the stories told about fulfilled wishes are many and intertwined, its fruits more than its leaves... all diseases and revealing travelers and revealing stolen goods." Number of pages: 244 Publisher: Dar Al Tanweer Author: Abdul Rahman Munif