O shame, glory belongs to you - Abdullah Al-Qasimi

Abdullah Al-Qasimi through a sentence of these articles or texts or speech segments, he screams and protests and says everything that stirs in his chest in all his states even in the state of intellectual madness in an attempt to listen to the voice of his self and hear it so that he knows it among the voices of the sky and the voices of pulpits and minbars, and the voices of the market and history, and the voices of awe and terrorism, and the voices of Bedouinism: Bedouinism of history and Bedouinism of talents, and he asks the other: Do you have a voice? Does anything have a voice? Are you your voice or are you other voices? And is there anyone who can find his self or know it or live it among all these graves and ghosts and selves, the voice and self of each person are lost and defeated and fading in the enormous voices and selves that surround them and govern them and mislead them, at all times from all horizons with all methods and languages and all weapons. An Arab wants to be all of that... then is there anyone more estranged or more eccentric than him?.. And in explanation, is there anyone weaker or more lost than him? Yes, is there anyone more alienated or eccentric or weaker and defeated than an Arab living in the Arab world and wanting only to be his self and only his voice? That is what Al-Qasimi sees, and for those reasons, he wrote his words in "O Shame, Glory Is Yours". Cover type: Regular paper Size: 17×24