The Lovers' Wrestler... Selected Stories (eBook, ePUB)
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"And of love is what kills" is an old proverb used by lovers and those who pity the conditions of their lovers or even those who mock them. The proverb became widespread and persists because people always fall in love, and they often fail and circumstances oppose their love, so they fall in love with each other, and it is not necessary to be stubborn in love. It is filled with hope for reconciliation and happiness. Most likely, it ends with no result, and sometimes with insanity and death, as was the case with Majnun Laila. Therefore, Arab heritage is full of many love stories that ended in a ...
"And of love is what kills" is an old proverb used by lovers and those who pity the conditions of their lovers or even those who mock them. The proverb became widespread and persists because people always fall in love, and they often fail and circumstances oppose their love, so they fall in love with each other, and it is not necessary to be stubborn in love. It is filled with hope for reconciliation and happiness. Most likely, it ends with no result, and sometimes with insanity and death, as was the case with Majnun Laila. Therefore, Arab heritage is full of many love stories that ended in a way that arouses pity and sadness. Anyone who reads Arab heritage books in this regard will notice the accumulation of this amount of love stories that are very similar, to the point that they are almost copied stories, indicating the emergence of a prevailing literary style that dominated Arab literary life. One of the most famous Arabic books that monitors the tragic fates of lovers is "The Lovers' Wrestler," and all collections of Arabic poetry contain news of these stories and their ups and downs and express the conditions of lovers.
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