Jamil salhut (21 resultados)

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PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Condición: New.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. In that fragile space between the fading darkness of night and the first light of dawn, where secrets are buried behind ancient walls, "The First Night" unfolds to open a window into the most sensitive and intricate layers of human society. The novel does not begin with an ordinary event, but rather with the "wedding night"-a milestone meant to be a sanctuary of joy and intimacy, which suddenly transforms into a harsh trial under the merciless gaze of tradition and social whispers. It is a night where honor is measured by a physical proof, and where the deepest privacy becomes a communal matter, exposed to the expectations of mothers, matchmakers, and the prying eyes waiting just outside the doorstep.With remarkable narrative depth, the story takes us into the heart of a rural community, tracing the steps of Musa and Layla. The young newlyweds suddenly find themselves trapped in a suffocating vortex of generational expectations, where their silence or emotional hesitation is instantly weaponized by village gossip and superstitions of magic, envy, and spiritual possession. In this beautifully woven tale, innate hope clashes with creeping dread, as the narrative paints a powerful human portrait of a young generation yearning for emotional freedom, while standing against the heavy, iron grip of inherited folklore guarded by the village elders.This is far more than a story about a troubled marriage; it is a profound psychological exploration of the human soul when besieged by myth and societal surveillance. Rich with local wisdom and cultural nuances, the novel exposes how love can be stifled under the weight of "hearsay," and yet how individual resilience and inspiration can be born from the very depths of oppression. "The First Night" is a haunting, evocative, and deeply moving literary work that keeps you eagerly turning pages, suspended between the quiet walls of the bridal chamber and the unyielding judgment of an entire community. "When the threshold of the bridal chamber becomes a public courtroom, and intimacy falls hostage to village myths and the illusions of inherited honor." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Inside the quiet alleyways of Jerusalem, a sudden silence falls. For Warda, a young schoolteacher, life was a symphony of love and laughter until a single heartbeat stopped, fracturing her world into an unrecognizable landscape of grief. But in this poignant and multi-layered novel, widowhood is not merely a private tragedy; it is a shared crucible. Through a masterful "double optic," The Widow explores the echoes between two women bound by the same heavy garment of absence, navigating a world where loss is loud, public, and constantly under the magnifying glass of tradition, law, and kinship.The narrative moves not by a rush toward closure, but through the delicate geometry of memory, hesitation, and survival. As Warda and her counterpart confront the lingering shadows of the past, they are forced to answer the unspoken questions that haunt every new dawn: Can love be renewed without betrayal? Can a heart that has been shattered learn to desire again without erasing the memories that shaped it?Written through a rare and powerful collaborative voice that bridges emotional intimacy with sharp social realism, The Widow gracefully avoids the cliches of tragic undoing. Instead, it offers a deeply moving exploration of human resilience. It is a story of fate operating not as blind determinism, but as a subtle force of ethical realignment-proving that while loss may be the hardest turn on the road, it is never the end of the journey. This is a breathtaking testament to the women who carry absence without becoming hollow, and who dare to step into the future with trembling, yet enduring steps. "When a sudden death shatters her perfect world, a young mother must navigate the suffocating gaze of tradition to discover if a broken heart can learn to love again." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. When the sealed walls of private homes turn into public courtrooms, and the human body becomes a stage for the sacrifices of ignorance and outdated inheritance, creatures that feed on the fears of others sprout in the dark. In his profound and daring novel, "The Degenerate" (Al-Wabsh), the acclaimed author Jamil al-Salhut takes us on a deeply moving human journey, piercing the thorny fences of traditional societies to expose a reality where the sacred is intertwined with the profane, and truth with myth.The story begins where conventional tales usually end; with the shattering of a wedding night that was supposed to be the start of lifelong tranquility, only to rapidly devolve into a raging social crisis. In this work, the tragedy does not remain confined within the bedroom walls. Instead, it leaks into the alleys and gatherings, turning intimate secrets into scorching rumors, and rumors into unjust sentences that hunt the innocent. Here emerges "The Degenerate"-a charlatan who wears the cloak of righteousness to prey on the panic of mothers and the broken pride of men, turning social ignorance into a lucrative trade and a bridge for financial and physical exploitation.The novel is not merely a monitoring of a bitter social reality, but a stunning psychological dissection of characters torn between the guilt of silence, the tyranny of traditions, and the arduous search for salvation and a dignity lost in the depths of cultural and spiritual darkness. By tracking the destinies of heroes stabbed in the core of their humanity, al-Salhut confronts us with harsh questions: Who is the real criminal? Is it the fraudster who sells illusion? Or is it the society that grants charlatanism its legitimacy and crucifies the victim as a sacrifice to its own ignorance?It is a spiritual and human work par excellence, holding the breath with a tone that combines the thrilling mystery surrounding the characters' fates, and the inspiration that springs from the human soul's ability to rebel and confront the forces of darkness. A novel that touches the conscience and forces the reader to think, leaving an echo that resonates long after turning the final page. "When closed rooms turn into public courts, and ignorance becomes a trade; faces are unmasked, and the hidden sins of society are exposed!" This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. In that fragile space between the fading darkness of night and the first light of dawn, where secrets are buried behind ancient walls, "The First Night" unfolds to open a window into the most sensitive and intricate layers of human society. The novel does not begin with an ordinary event, but rather with the "wedding night"-a milestone meant to be a sanctuary of joy and intimacy, which suddenly transforms into a harsh trial under the merciless gaze of tradition and social whispers. It is a night where honor is measured by a physical proof, and where the deepest privacy becomes a communal matter, exposed to the expectations of mothers, matchmakers, and the prying eyes waiting just outside the doorstep.With remarkable narrative depth, the story takes us into the heart of a rural community, tracing the steps of Musa and Layla. The young newlyweds suddenly find themselves trapped in a suffocating vortex of generational expectations, where their silence or emotional hesitation is instantly weaponized by village gossip and superstitions of magic, envy, and spiritual possession. In this beautifully woven tale, innate hope clashes with creeping dread, as the narrative paints a powerful human portrait of a young generation yearning for emotional freedom, while standing against the heavy, iron grip of inherited folklore guarded by the village elders.This is far more than a story about a troubled marriage; it is a profound psychological exploration of the human soul when besieged by myth and societal surveillance. Rich with local wisdom and cultural nuances, the novel exposes how love can be stifled under the weight of "hearsay," and yet how individual resilience and inspiration can be born from the very depths of oppression. "The First Night" is a haunting, evocative, and deeply moving literary work that keeps you eagerly turning pages, suspended between the quiet walls of the bridal chamber and the unyielding judgment of an entire community. "When the threshold of the bridal chamber becomes a public courtroom, and intimacy falls hostage to village myths and the illusions of inherited honor." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Inside the quiet alleyways of Jerusalem, a sudden silence falls. For Warda, a young schoolteacher, life was a symphony of love and laughter until a single heartbeat stopped, fracturing her world into an unrecognizable landscape of grief. But in this poignant and multi-layered novel, widowhood is not merely a private tragedy; it is a shared crucible. Through a masterful "double optic," The Widow explores the echoes between two women bound by the same heavy garment of absence, navigating a world where loss is loud, public, and constantly under the magnifying glass of tradition, law, and kinship.The narrative moves not by a rush toward closure, but through the delicate geometry of memory, hesitation, and survival. As Warda and her counterpart confront the lingering shadows of the past, they are forced to answer the unspoken questions that haunt every new dawn: Can love be renewed without betrayal? Can a heart that has been shattered learn to desire again without erasing the memories that shaped it?Written through a rare and powerful collaborative voice that bridges emotional intimacy with sharp social realism, The Widow gracefully avoids the cliches of tragic undoing. Instead, it offers a deeply moving exploration of human resilience. It is a story of fate operating not as blind determinism, but as a subtle force of ethical realignment-proving that while loss may be the hardest turn on the road, it is never the end of the journey. This is a breathtaking testament to the women who carry absence without becoming hollow, and who dare to step into the future with trembling, yet enduring steps. "When a sudden death shatters her perfect world, a young mother must navigate the suffocating gaze of tradition to discover if a broken heart can learn to love again." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. When the sealed walls of private homes turn into public courtrooms, and the human body becomes a stage for the sacrifices of ignorance and outdated inheritance, creatures that feed on the fears of others sprout in the dark. In his profound and daring novel, "The Degenerate" (Al-Wabsh), the acclaimed author Jamil al-Salhut takes us on a deeply moving human journey, piercing the thorny fences of traditional societies to expose a reality where the sacred is intertwined with the profane, and truth with myth.The story begins where conventional tales usually end; with the shattering of a wedding night that was supposed to be the start of lifelong tranquility, only to rapidly devolve into a raging social crisis. In this work, the tragedy does not remain confined within the bedroom walls. Instead, it leaks into the alleys and gatherings, turning intimate secrets into scorching rumors, and rumors into unjust sentences that hunt the innocent. Here emerges "The Degenerate"-a charlatan who wears the cloak of righteousness to prey on the panic of mothers and the broken pride of men, turning social ignorance into a lucrative trade and a bridge for financial and physical exploitation.The novel is not merely a monitoring of a bitter social reality, but a stunning psychological dissection of characters torn between the guilt of silence, the tyranny of traditions, and the arduous search for salvation and a dignity lost in the depths of cultural and spiritual darkness. By tracking the destinies of heroes stabbed in the core of their humanity, al-Salhut confronts us with harsh questions: Who is the real criminal? Is it the fraudster who sells illusion? Or is it the society that grants charlatanism its legitimacy and crucifies the victim as a sacrifice to its own ignorance?It is a spiritual and human work par excellence, holding the breath with a tone that combines the thrilling mystery surrounding the characters' fates, and the inspiration that springs from the human soul's ability to rebel and confront the forces of darkness. A novel that touches the conscience and forces the reader to think, leaving an echo that resonates long after turning the final page. "When closed rooms turn into public courts, and ignorance becomes a trade; faces are unmasked, and the hidden sins of society are exposed!" This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. In that fragile space between the fading darkness of night and the first light of dawn, where secrets are buried behind ancient walls, "The First Night" unfolds to open a window into the most sensitive and intricate layers of human society. The novel does not begin with an ordinary event, but rather with the "wedding night"-a milestone meant to be a sanctuary of joy and intimacy, which suddenly transforms into a harsh trial under the merciless gaze of tradition and social whispers. It is a night where honor is measured by a physical proof, and where the deepest privacy becomes a communal matter, exposed to the expectations of mothers, matchmakers, and the prying eyes waiting just outside the doorstep.With remarkable narrative depth, the story takes us into the heart of a rural community, tracing the steps of Musa and Layla. The young newlyweds suddenly find themselves trapped in a suffocating vortex of generational expectations, where their silence or emotional hesitation is instantly weaponized by village gossip and superstitions of magic, envy, and spiritual possession. In this beautifully woven tale, innate hope clashes with creeping dread, as the narrative paints a powerful human portrait of a young generation yearning for emotional freedom, while standing against the heavy, iron grip of inherited folklore guarded by the village elders.This is far more than a story about a troubled marriage; it is a profound psychological exploration of the human soul when besieged by myth and societal surveillance. Rich with local wisdom and cultural nuances, the novel exposes how love can be stifled under the weight of "hearsay," and yet how individual resilience and inspiration can be born from the very depths of oppression. "The First Night" is a haunting, evocative, and deeply moving literary work that keeps you eagerly turning pages, suspended between the quiet walls of the bridal chamber and the unyielding judgment of an entire community. "When the threshold of the bridal chamber becomes a public courtroom, and intimacy falls hostage to village myths and the illusions of inherited honor." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. When the sealed walls of private homes turn into public courtrooms, and the human body becomes a stage for the sacrifices of ignorance and outdated inheritance, creatures that feed on the fears of others sprout in the dark. In his profound and daring novel, "The Degenerate" (Al-Wabsh), the acclaimed author Jamil al-Salhut takes us on a deeply moving human journey, piercing the thorny fences of traditional societies to expose a reality where the sacred is intertwined with the profane, and truth with myth.The story begins where conventional tales usually end; with the shattering of a wedding night that was supposed to be the start of lifelong tranquility, only to rapidly devolve into a raging social crisis. In this work, the tragedy does not remain confined within the bedroom walls. Instead, it leaks into the alleys and gatherings, turning intimate secrets into scorching rumors, and rumors into unjust sentences that hunt the innocent. Here emerges "The Degenerate"-a charlatan who wears the cloak of righteousness to prey on the panic of mothers and the broken pride of men, turning social ignorance into a lucrative trade and a bridge for financial and physical exploitation.The novel is not merely a monitoring of a bitter social reality, but a stunning psychological dissection of characters torn between the guilt of silence, the tyranny of traditions, and the arduous search for salvation and a dignity lost in the depths of cultural and spiritual darkness. By tracking the destinies of heroes stabbed in the core of their humanity, al-Salhut confronts us with harsh questions: Who is the real criminal? Is it the fraudster who sells illusion? Or is it the society that grants charlatanism its legitimacy and crucifies the victim as a sacrifice to its own ignorance?It is a spiritual and human work par excellence, holding the breath with a tone that combines the thrilling mystery surrounding the characters' fates, and the inspiration that springs from the human soul's ability to rebel and confront the forces of darkness. A novel that touches the conscience and forces the reader to think, leaving an echo that resonates long after turning the final page. "When closed rooms turn into public courts, and ignorance becomes a trade; faces are unmasked, and the hidden sins of society are exposed!" This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Inside the quiet alleyways of Jerusalem, a sudden silence falls. For Warda, a young schoolteacher, life was a symphony of love and laughter until a single heartbeat stopped, fracturing her world into an unrecognizable landscape of grief. But in this poignant and multi-layered novel, widowhood is not merely a private tragedy; it is a shared crucible. Through a masterful "double optic," The Widow explores the echoes between two women bound by the same heavy garment of absence, navigating a world where loss is loud, public, and constantly under the magnifying glass of tradition, law, and kinship.The narrative moves not by a rush toward closure, but through the delicate geometry of memory, hesitation, and survival. As Warda and her counterpart confront the lingering shadows of the past, they are forced to answer the unspoken questions that haunt every new dawn: Can love be renewed without betrayal? Can a heart that has been shattered learn to desire again without erasing the memories that shaped it?Written through a rare and powerful collaborative voice that bridges emotional intimacy with sharp social realism, The Widow gracefully avoids the cliches of tragic undoing. Instead, it offers a deeply moving exploration of human resilience. It is a story of fate operating not as blind determinism, but as a subtle force of ethical realignment-proving that while loss may be the hardest turn on the road, it is never the end of the journey. This is a breathtaking testament to the women who carry absence without becoming hollow, and who dare to step into the future with trembling, yet enduring steps. "When a sudden death shatters her perfect world, a young mother must navigate the suffocating gaze of tradition to discover if a broken heart can learn to love again." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Dans les ruelles de la vieille ville de Jérusalem, là où les époques se croisent et où les pierres murmurent les secrets de leurs habitants, la perte surgit brutalement, frappant des âmes dans la fleur de l'âge. Tout commence lorsque l'euphorie s'éteint en un instant, cédant la place à un silence pesant; une fraction de seconde aura suffi pour transformer la chaleur du foyer en un hiver éternel, marquant le début d'une quête d'identité au milieu des ruines du choc et de l'absence. Ce roman tisse la trame vivante du deuil et de la résilience à travers les destins croisés de deux femmes confrontées au veuvage. La première défie les normes sociales et les contraintes ancestrales au coeur de Jérusalem, tandis que la seconde lutte contre les ombres du passé pour reconquérir sa dignité et sa liberté face à une société impitoyable envers les femmes fragilisées. Bien plus qu'un récit sur la tragédie de la disparition, il s'agit d'une plongée profonde dans l'esprit féminin lorsqu'il est contraint de faire face aux traditions patriarcales et aux regards contradictoires, oscillant entre tutelle et opportunisme. Entre les ruelles du quartier Al-Saadiyya, les chemins de Shuafat et les espaces historiques de Jérusalem, les récits s'entrelacent pour poser des questions existentielles sur la volonté, l'autonomie et le droit des femmes à réécrire leur propre avenir sans renoncer à leur identité. Un texte littéraire intense et empreint d'une profonde vérité humaine.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. La veuve | Jamil Salhut (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | Französisch | 2024 | Les éditions El Amir | EAN 9782494172760 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.