Tears

The book is a collection of tragic stories, through which "Al-Manfaluti" stirred feelings of sorrow and sadness; you hardly move from one story until the next is more sorrowful and more miserable. The entire collection is a tragedy, most of which share the pain of lovers and the misery of the poor, the regret of the oppressed, and the suffering of the bereaved; they are indeed tears shed while reading each story. In "The Orphan," life was stingy with the lovers' meeting; so death was more merciful to them. In "The Veil," "Al-Manfaluti" calls for not being attracted to Western traditions. And in the story of "Granada," Muslims try to preserve their religion after losing their land. "Al-Manfaluti" explains the impact of addiction on the individual, and how it leads to falling into the "abyss." Al-Manfaluti reaches the peak of tragedy, making us shed tears with our hearts when reading "The Victim," "Margaret's Memoirs," and "The Remaining Memoirs"; it feels as if the misery of the world has been placed in that poor "Margaret." Publication Year: 2013 Author: Mustafa Lutfi Al-Manfaluti Publisher: Asir Books Number of Pages: 312 Cover Type: Paper Request works by the novelist Mustafa Lutfi Al-Manfaluti: - Magedoulin novel - In the Path of the Crown novel - The Glances book - The Tears book - Selected works of Al-Manfaluti - The novelist Mustafa Lutfi Al-Manfaluti