In this life, you will face many daily battles, but your most important battle will be the one you fight with yourself, to keep your heart intact amidst all the destruction happening around you.
Ababil Part Two Al-Jassasah
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A novel that explores worlds of mystery and horror with a captivating narrative style that blends fantasy with philosophical contemplation.
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