This collection: "Dima.. A First Love" is filled with discussions about the heart. The heart becomes a starting point for love stories, a station for its unsuccessful experiences and frustrations. Although words may fade when expressing the talk of hearts, "Dima" presents a different approach. Every word alone is a love story, painting a picture and singing a song. Not all love experiences end in a (heroic) triumph by the lovers. A love story becomes more inspiring when it is lived by the lovers as a pursuit of values rather than fulfilling bodily desires. The Arabs used to say: "If love ends in marriage, it fades," implying that love stories concluding in marriage lose their luster, unlike those where lovers endure hardships. What the Arabs didn't mention is that when love aims for the body, it descends and clings to the earth, reflecting the nature from which the body was made. However, when love targets enduring values and morals, it ascends, elevates, and soars. Soar.. with Dima and her companions.

Language: Arabic Edition: 1 Size: 21×14 Pages: 159 Volumes: 1