The bleeding of the stone - Ibrahim Al-Koni

Whoever chooses to live free in the desert must take care of his own affairs. This is wisdom read in the father's life, and he paid his life for it. And he will also pay his life for it. Is this freedom? Is staying away from people a crime worth death? Is solitude disbelief in God? Why does he torment himself? His fate is decided, and no miracle will save him because it did not save his father before. There are no miracles in the desert. If you fall into the trap, you must get out of it alone, and if you cannot, accept your fate bravely. You will never suffer. There is no pain there. The pain is here, in the rock, in clinging to the protrusion, in life. The protrusion is life. How harsh is life! Where is the courage? Where is the Nile? Where is the fear of committing shame? Where are those things that his father spent his life trying to plant in his heart? He said he would consider himself alive as long as these principles are alive in the son's heart, and he will only die when his son betrays one of these principles. Bleeding of the stone - Ibrahim al-Koni