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"Some pain is inevitable, and some wounds are a necessity."
The novel "JURH LA-BUD MINH" in English "A Necessary Wound" by the author Maher Daaboul is a social, realistic, and humanistic work that discusses various issues. Its events unfold in Syria, Iraq, and Turkey, and its protagonists, Ward and Nada, live an inspiring love story.
When a young Syrian falls in love with an Iraqi girl in a land that despises Arabs, in unbearable circumstances, life challenges them with its most dangerous aspects: the imminent threat of death and the treacherous body. They seek the life that should be, but darkness surprises them, and they endure the agony of waiting, hoping for a drop of dew, only to find themselves in the abyss of sorrow.
Does death have a voice?
They pour coffee and realize in the end that the spilled coffee is not their fate.
Prepare yourself before you read "A Necessary Wound," as the emotions are real, and the events may be ones you've witnessed or experienced yourself, and you may fear that they could happen to you.
Prepare, for the tears shed by its protagonists will fall from your eyes, and the wounds that pain them will resonate within you. The nights that troubled them will disturb your sleep.
It's not a fictional story, nor is it pure reality. What is reality?
This novel is dedicated to all warriors against diseases, especially those suffering from cancer and other ailments for which there is no cure.
It's for those exhausted by grief, battling depression, and living beyond their capacity. For those who experienced the horrors of prison and didn't leave it the same way they entered, but with scars that never healed and psychological disturbances that never faded.
This novel is for every person who carries humanity in their heart and feels for their fellow human being. It was written as an empathetic experiment and a human journey, to live with our pains and dream of their vanishing.
Keep close to the good people, the genuinely good ones.
It's the novel "A Necessary Wound."
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