Travel of the heart

Number of pages: 298 Publisher: Zainab House In one of the largest cities in Tennessee, USA, Omar, of Moroccan origin, loves a Syrian woman, then marries her, and they have a daughter named Alma. The wife leaves the United States with her daughter, returning to her homeland Syria after tiring of exile, and marries a second man there. The situation in Syria changes, and the outbreak of civil war led many residents to flee, first to Turkey. Omar's wife, his daughter, his second husband Youssef, and his son were forced to come to the American city of Knoxville. Omar finds himself facing his past directly, and with Youssef, and his relationship with him deepens. My relationship with Youssef grew stronger until we almost never separated.. Our commonalities were many, but one thing remained gnawing at my heart and bleeding my lips: how can we be loving friends while my wife, whom I knew nothing but her, is his wife, and I fade before her image, which I no longer have the right to, and hide all of that from him?