Winds of Desertion Arabistan Orchards Part Three

The epic of revenge continues in this part as well, as many things become clear and the most important secrets are revealed, ultimately informing us of the necessity of using reason before yielding to emotion, and the importance of knowing the story from both sides before rushing to judgment to prevent dire consequences. If Afsar had been able to learn the whole story, she wouldn’t have lost herself and her daughters. It contains wisdom, morals, and lessons beyond imagination. This series reorganizes your life, makes you stand with yourself, your enmities, your grudges, and your sorrows. It makes you rethink life and how the keys to comfort, happiness, and joy lie in coexistence, tolerance, and doing good to others. The creative writer Osama Al-Muslim tells us in his wonderful, exciting, and charming trilogy: There is no benefit, comfort, or hope in revenge. It only increases your misery and darkness, makes you a prisoner, thirsty for bloodshed, and the more you seek revenge, the more you crave for even greater revenge. I will never forget the observation, or as he calls it, “The Lesson of the Passersby,” that summarizes the main objective of this series: that enemies By sowing discord among us, they were able, while at ease, to destroy us and seize our homelands and possessions.