Hallways - Yusra Al-Ataifi

The "Dahaleez" collection consists of a number of stories that reflect diverse human experiences, addressing topics such as identity, internal conflict, and social relationships. The stories highlight individuals' experiences in facing challenges and complex life situations. The collection includes various stories, starting with "The Black Rooster," which symbolizes freedom and restrictions, and ending with "The City of the Bottom of the Pigeon Hole," which sheds light on poverty and marginalization. The events and characters intertwine in a way that reflects the interconnectedness between individuals and their environment, forming a complex picture of life in society. Each story reflects different aspects of daily life, memories, and broken dreams, making the reader feel the pulse of life in every word. Additionally, the stories highlight feelings of isolation and alienation, and the details of daily life for characters lost in the corridors of existence, allowing the reader to explore their inner experiences and unique struggles.