Adel's amazement fades among the numerous details he discovered in the streets of Jerusalem when he first stepped on its sacred land. The dreams it embraced and the sweet fig trees planted appeared to him as a delightful blend of Muslim, Christian, and Jewish influences, mingling Arab, Armenian, and Hebrew cultures alongside unity and romance. He anchors his banner of love on the gentle stones he encountered on the walls, captivated by the profound philosophy that stones are not merely weapons handed to children out of nowhere. They have roots fortified in their borders, and the stone is a heart that accepted their crisis, not just a rock in the hand of a child who wants to reclaim his homeland. The stone is a symbol that has burned in hearts since the Dome of the Rock set its golden spirit over the lands of the city of flowers. Tears welled in his eyes because the essence within Jerusalem's details surpassed his love and the reasons for visiting.

Publishing house: Dar Madarek for Publishing Number of Pages: 342 Year of publication: 2018