Birds that cannot fly

Author: Khadija Abdullah Al-Shaykhi

When God created this universe and all its creatures, He did not create it in vain; each has its tasks and role in order for life to continue in a balanced system.

In the animal, bird, insect, and other worlds, there are many common traits that also exist in the human world, some of which are good and some of which are bad.

This book contains a collection of stories that revolve around good and evil, representing the conflict that has existed since the beginning of creation between living beings. Its characters vary and their roles are distributed between animals and birds, and the mirror of reality at the hands of man is not devoid of them, in order for the ship of salvation to dock and for the side of evil not to prevail and injustice not to reign.

There must be a path and a glimmer – even if it comes faintly – that carries within it the light of justice and truth and curbs the conflict, in an environment dominated by familiarity and affection.

And how much the sides of God’s successor, that human being whom God has distinguished with reason, would blossom if he were to acquire those good qualities and reject the despicable animal qualities that exist only in the jungle world.

I wish every reader of this book, in this diverse series of stories, an enjoyable time.