Adam carves the face of the world

Author's name: Ahmed Al-Zamam

"It is necessary for the world to see the hungry and sick image of him, to see how brutality and greed overthrow the principles and values ​​of man, to see the fingerprints of the corrupt and tyrants on the faces of the innocent. We are human beings, searching for peace, justice, giving and honesty, love, the freedom to choose the life we ​​want. It is the least we can achieve in our lives that pass without a stable feeling towards death." The novel revolves around the young man "Adam", who was born to a Kuwaiti father and a French mother. "Adam" is a person very attached to paper, pen, and research. He writes down everything that comes to his mind. He used to work as a journalist and lost his job. "It is necessary for the world to see the hungry and sick image of him, to see how brutality and greed overthrow the principles and values ​​of man, to see the fingerprints of the corrupt and tyrants on the faces of the innocent. We are human beings, searching for peace, justice, giving and honesty, love, the freedom to choose the life we ​​want. It is the least we can achieve in our lives that pass without a stable feeling towards death." Death" The novel revolves around the young man "Adam", who was born to a Kuwaiti father and a French mother. "Adam" is a person who is very attached to paper, pen, and research. He writes down everything that comes to his mind. He used to work as a journalist and lost his job after writing about the corruption of a politician in his country, which led to successive insults, injustice, imprisonment, and vulgarity. "Adam" decided to leave his world and rebel, searching for himself, striving to achieve it, to be, as he says, "Life... to be present after you leave it." He decided to go to Egypt to study at Cairo University, but unfortunately, he faced a lot of trouble and was unable to achieve his goal. However, in return, he was given the opportunity to witness the conference on religion and Islam, which includes a number of important men from different countries of the world. "Adam" reveals to us the reality of the human soul and how a person abandons his principles in order to reach goals that have no value, but which are desire, my dear. I can only say that it is a very great work. A social philosophical novel that makes you dive into the depths of yourself, your feelings, your being, and leaves you confused. It raises many Among the questions: How can peace be achieved? How can corruption be stopped? Can we defeat evil with good? Do morals belong to the conscience or are they acquired through upbringing and the environment surrounding us? Do genes really have a significant role in shaping a person, whether in his psychological, behavioral or physical traits? It is realistic to the point that it made me cry sometimes and suffer many times while reading it, as the writer possessed a degree of boldness and courage and presented this great work to us with the utmost transparency in this interesting and simplified style so that the reader can easily understand it.