the fear

It was a strange look that I saw ... Were it not for my fear of the terrible whip, I would have rushed, please, my uncle, and accept his hands, and even feet to leave the infant. But I am amazed when I heard my uncle, Sayyid Hanim, and even on her shoulder. But he was speaking in a dry, rigid voice saying: "The boy must die, Hanim ... He must die an understanding?" I want to accept it ... Yes, Hanim, Al -Shadha, accepts the violence ... (... With this gentle style, the distant writer Saleh Morsi dives us in the depths of the human soul and moves us from a story to a story in a fabric in which the threads are intertwined, and events struggle in the first story collection Its Saleh Morsi''s line was entitled "Fear", which was nominated for the State Award at the time, had it not been for the fact that Akkad refused to do so, just because her dialogue was written colloquially).