Fateem Al-Abbad

Author Name: Riah Ibrahim

She wrote these stories that her grandmother used to tell her every night, celebrating her victories. Some of them might be unrealistic and unbelievable, but it's highly probable that in their time, illogicality was abundant, and things exceeded the bounds of reality due to the sharp divergence in people's paths and their relentless pursuit to cling to life. The more experiences there were, the greater the likelihood of miracles occurring. The wondrous nature of her story wasn't the sole motivation for writing; in fact, there were stories more astounding than hers, and they were well-known in her city. However, her greatest motivation was that she loved her grandmother; she loved her very much and was accustomed to expressing her feelings through writing. Yet, even after writing a portion of her life stories, she doesn't feel she has fully expressed what was within her. Her grandmother had a strange impact on her; she was a salvation and a triumph for her amidst her battles, which she had always lost. This was simply because her grandmother would compliment her, saying: "If Allah had not blessed me with any of my descendants, who number over a hundred souls, except you, it would have been enough!" And that compliment was the greatest of life's victories.

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