Do not tell your visions - Abdul Wahhab Al-Hammadi

In this novel, a story that takes place in Kuwait before the establishment of the Arab Spring. Bassam, a young Kuwaiti man who comes from an old family, is invaded by nightmares in which he sees someone asking for his help, as someone is going to kill him. He tries to search for him, and in his search, the story diverges into several paths. His relationship with his wife, his relationship with a girl he loved and disappeared, with his close friend, with a sheikh who interprets dreams. During the events, the crisis of sectarianism, racism, and the political movement that preceded the Arab Spring emerged within the spectrum of Kuwaiti society, leading to the torture and violation of rights that take place behind the scenes of detention centers, in a direct blow to the constitution and the law. “Do not tell your vision” is the vision of the homeland, waiting for someone to interpret it.