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This book by the renowned writer Ahlam Mosteghanemi, ranked among the ten most influential women in the Arab world and number one in literature with sales exceeding two million and three hundred thousand copies, is “a feminist account of masculinity, in defense of masculinity, the captivating force we boast about falling into its allure, for without it we would not be females or women.”
In her beautiful, direct, and clear language, the author expresses real, real, and tangible facts, none of which she imagines. In fact, the details of her actual reality may sometimes exceed the limits of any broad imagination. She then arrives at results, inferences, statements, judgments, and advice. No matter how different opinions may be regarding their influence, effect, and wisdom, and no matter how diverse the reactions to them, their source is honest, rich, and stems from experience and field curiosity far removed from theory and theory. Using bright spotlights, she reveals all the angles and secrets of what takes place in the arenas of vast, real spaces.
The author laments the disappearance of “men’s” masculinity. Meaning the disappearance of all the good moral and romantic qualities that women seek from men. So how can a woman be saved in her love for a man? She finds a solution, advises her, and urges her: “Love him as no woman has ever loved, and forget him as men forget.” She doesn’t long to be like men who are “little in love,” in their current, condemned form. Let women remain true to their original nature in their love and affection for men, and learn only how to be like men in forgetting.