Eve Adam

In her novel "Eve Adam," Egyptian novelist and Sufi researcher Rasha Zidan poses the question: What if Eve, the mother of humanity, was still alive? The events of the novel take place in Andalusia in the fifteenth century AD, specifically in the Kingdom of Granada, where Eve spends forty days during which events escalate, pushing her into an exciting atmosphere that reveals female feelings and her first nature. How does Eve - the perfect female - spend forty days in a society that places women in a lower position than men? How does she deal with her feelings in light of the many challenges she faces? What is the role of Adam, the husband, lover, and companion on the landing flight?