The Qarmoz neighborhood has high stone walls, its doors locked behind its secrets, revealing them only to those who peer inside. There, one sees a neighborhood populated by the poor and beggars, gathered in the courtyard to work and fulfill their needs, or a paradise rich with gardens, selamliks, and harems.
Rosy morning
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A collection of short stories that explores the lives of a group of characters living in a complex society, reflecting the complexities of human relationships and the internal struggle between desires and reality.
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