On The Verge Of Revival, Paperback Book, By: Razan Mahairy

Nations do not rise without elite thinkers. The thinker in this novel is embodied in the character of Nour, a girl who is an avid reader, ambitious, dreamy, patriotic, wise and educated, who was brought together by chance with the prince of the Emirate of Thimar, who admired her personality, mind and wisdom, deciding to appoint her as an advisor in his palace, so that the prince would be more like King Dabishlaim, and Nour would be more like the philosopher Bidba in Kalila and Dimna book. Since her appointment in the palace, the events of the novel develop and escalate, as Nour deliberately conveys to Prince Nour al-Din her concerns and the concerns of her subjects, and her vision of elevating the nation towards glory. She also stands in the face of those who plan to tamper with the security of the emirate, and those who seek to ignite strife in order to fight.The corruption that is destroying the emirate. The woman in this novel is a free-minded woman, free-willed, educated, firmly loyal to her nation, wise, and with a strong mind, far from the stereotypical image in which Eastern society has framed her.