"To the little girl who started asking me what love and what happiness is?! To "Shahd" who I know will never understand that a little love and a few pennies are enough to create great happiness only if they are accompanied by a lot of purity and asceticism. But the path of asceticism alone has a high price." With these words, the writer paves the way for her novel "The Great Deprivation" in which she announces a new resurrection of a woman who embarked on a long journey in search of a great illusion... and to paint a new picture of what the relationship between a woman and a man should not be like, that forbidden relationship except within a predetermined framework. Perhaps whoever reads between the lines of the novel will find a call to rebel against the tyranny of society and traditions and a call to reveal all the secrets of the soul honestly and boldly, without deception or dilution.

"She never felt that what was happening was a sin. She felt love.. feelings that she thought were dead. She felt a woman waking up to wash away the dust of death that she had lived with for six years.."