From the plays:

Zina: I love him so much I can't see him or hear his voice. (...) If I see him, I’ll want to cling to him, and right now I can't. From the play “He Entered My Heart”

Hoda: That's the idea. (After a moment of thought) A world made of two. Any two people can form a world of their own. It doesn't matter what they're doing. What's important is that they agree and understand each other on an idea or a certain way of thinking and living so they can succeed together. From the play “Another World of 2”

Abd al-Salam: ... I thought and figured that if I said, “Which kiss should we kiss?” she would immediately think I wanted to kiss her on the mouth. Then she would pull back and say with a reassuring smile (he mimics the action), “the regular one,” meaning on the cheek. (...) A word changed the course of an event. If she had said, “the regular kiss,” we wouldn't have ended up here. From the play “Which Kiss Should We Kiss? on the mouth”

Julia: ... You are the best, finest... and most suitable of all the men I have known in my life. And I am ready to help you until my last breath. (After a moment) But I want an official paper with a power of attorney from the notary. From the play “An Old Maid Gave Birth to a Boy”

• Publisher: Dar Al-Farabi for Publishing and Distribution
• Number of Pages: 368
• Year of publication: 2013
• ISBN: 9789953719153