We Tell You Stories by Adham Sharqawi… Africans say in their popular proverb: Until the prey learns to write, all stories will glorify the hunter. Here, I tried to give the prey a pen to write, for the hunter has had his share of being lost, and it’s time for the narrators to swap roles. The story, while exciting, entertaining, and entertaining, is deeper in content and more far-reaching in its impact than simply being a source of entertainment! Ertugrul used to say: Stories are not told to put children to sleep, but to awaken men.
We Tell You Stories
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A book that contemplates the stories of the Holy Qur’an, extracting life and spiritual lessons from them in a moving literary style.
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