Al-'Alam al-khafi
Author: Jalal, Samih
Genre: Horror
Horror
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Mab'uth al-rahat
Author: Salim, Amr Mustafa
Genre: Social Novel
Social novel
Lazurd
Author: Al-Attar, Abir
Genre: Romance
Romantic novel
Abjadiyat al-qatl
Translated title: Alphabet of Murder
Author: Atif, Kirulus
Genre: Crime / Mystery
Sadistic thoughts inevitably cross one's mind, no matter how mature or civilized. Tell me... haven't you ever considered sticking your pencil in the eye of your annoying classmate back in school? Haven't you ever wished the ceiling fan would fall on your bald, tyrannical boss?
What about pushing the young man standing by the bus door to tumble across the asphalt before another speeding bus ran him over? Don't worry, my friend, you're not a demon. It's the human instinct within us, the instinct that drove Cain at the beginning of time... the instinct to kill. Somewhere inside you, there's a killer who hasn't yet had the chance to emerge.
So, in this book, we'll help you discover the killer within by teaching you the rules and principles. And to be able to read the rules and become a professional killer, you must first learn the ABCs of killing
What about pushing the young man standing by the bus door to tumble across the asphalt before another speeding bus ran him over? Don't worry, my friend, you're not a demon. It's the human instinct within us, the instinct that drove Cain at the beginning of time... the instinct to kill. Somewhere inside you, there's a killer who hasn't yet had the chance to emerge.
So, in this book, we'll help you discover the killer within by teaching you the rules and principles. And to be able to read the rules and become a professional killer, you must first learn the ABCs of killing
Yawmiyat bayt al-jiniral
Author: Wattar, Riyad
Genre: Social Novel
Social novel
Matahat al-ghraf al-mutadakhilah
Author: Abu al-'Aynayn, Yusri
Genre: Horror
Horror
Siadat alqadi
Native title: سيادة القاضي
Translated title: Your Honor
Author: Abd al-Majid, Nur
Genre: Social Novel
In the novel 'Kan', she shed light on the racism and duplicity of the West in a context that had not been discussed before. 'Your Honor the Judge' is an exceptional novel by a writer about whom the great writer and critic Dr. 'Jalal Amin' once said that she deserves a distinguished position in modern Arabic literature!
Marhalat al-nawm
Translated title: Sleep stage
Author: Khair, Muhammad
Genre: Social Novel
He didn't easily recognize the entrance to Talaat Harb Street. He lost his way among the red maples, the broad leaves of the walnut trees, and the tall crowns of the poplars that stood side by side like a guard of honor, obscuring the view of the Khedival buildings.
He jumped more than once when squirrels, carrying walnuts, scurried between his feet, hurrying towards the chestnut and pine groves that had replaced the old stone platform, the flagpole, and the traffic intersections that had once roared with car horns and the crackle of motorcycles, cutting across the road between vehicles that yielded to the human traffic signals embodied by expatriate soldiers.
Instead of all that, there were only grassy paths paved for feet strolling quietly among the trees, covered with a carpet of yellow leaves that had fallen, heralding the arrival of autumn, and the chirping of sparrows and Carolina sparrows that flitted among the treetops, and a breeze with a hint of dampness, as if the morning dew had lingered until that afternoon when Warf was searching for the address, surprised that they hadn't They change the names of the streets and squares, but because the squares and streets have changed, their names now seem strange to them
He jumped more than once when squirrels, carrying walnuts, scurried between his feet, hurrying towards the chestnut and pine groves that had replaced the old stone platform, the flagpole, and the traffic intersections that had once roared with car horns and the crackle of motorcycles, cutting across the road between vehicles that yielded to the human traffic signals embodied by expatriate soldiers.
Instead of all that, there were only grassy paths paved for feet strolling quietly among the trees, covered with a carpet of yellow leaves that had fallen, heralding the arrival of autumn, and the chirping of sparrows and Carolina sparrows that flitted among the treetops, and a breeze with a hint of dampness, as if the morning dew had lingered until that afternoon when Warf was searching for the address, surprised that they hadn't They change the names of the streets and squares, but because the squares and streets have changed, their names now seem strange to them
Ma bayna al-zalam wa-al-nur - sira' al-quwa
Author: Hasan Abd Al-hamid, Isra
Genre: Horror
Horror
Al-Qina' al-akhir
Translated title: The Last Mask
Author: Karim, Lotus Abdul
Genre: Romance
The Last Mask by Lotus Abdel Karim... Tears streamed down his face, washing over him, yet he remained motionless, head bowed. She pressed both hands against his, asking with deep concern and anxiety, 'What's wrong?'
After a moment, he answered in a faint, halting voice, 'What do you want me to say? Should I tell you that my only wish is to take you away from everyone and live with you for the rest of my life, despite everyone's objections, despite all circumstances, despite the problems and obstacles that stand in the way of our union?'
She sensed the sincerity in his tone, the depth of his confusion, his desire, his hesitation, and his love. No, this man wasn't deceiving her... he wasn't lying. He truly wanted her but didn't know how. He continued, looking at her with a sorrowful expression, while she still held both his hands in hers.
Do you think it would have been easy for me to walk into your house without any commitment, and then offend you, or wound your dignity, or wrong you? God knows how much I wish He would bless our love so that we wouldn't commit a sin He forbids. But how can we do this? How can we do this? Should we get married? - We should get married
After a moment, he answered in a faint, halting voice, 'What do you want me to say? Should I tell you that my only wish is to take you away from everyone and live with you for the rest of my life, despite everyone's objections, despite all circumstances, despite the problems and obstacles that stand in the way of our union?'
She sensed the sincerity in his tone, the depth of his confusion, his desire, his hesitation, and his love. No, this man wasn't deceiving her... he wasn't lying. He truly wanted her but didn't know how. He continued, looking at her with a sorrowful expression, while she still held both his hands in hers.
Do you think it would have been easy for me to walk into your house without any commitment, and then offend you, or wound your dignity, or wrong you? God knows how much I wish He would bless our love so that we wouldn't commit a sin He forbids. But how can we do this? How can we do this? Should we get married? - We should get married
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