Syrian Stories

On a bleak December day in war‑torn Damascus, 37‑year‑old Younis Hamada drifts through streets that have become a maze of scarcity and memory. With his wife and kids having moved away, Younis finds his only companion in midnight prayers to a distant Allah, trying to smother the stone‑heavy loneliness that presses on his chest. A routine trip to Sharqia Bakery-once a simple chore, now a six‑hour pilgrimage for a single loaf-forces him to confront a city hollowed out by Bashar al‑Assad's iron fist. In the endless queue he meets Firas, a once‑cheerful shopkeeper now reduced to a hollow shell, and Kazim, the baker who guards his bread as tightly as his secrets. When a pair of orphaned children begs for a half‑loaf, Younis is faced with a choice that could shatter the fragile safety of his own hunger. Highest ranking: #1 in Syrian on 5/9/26 #1 in Syrian War on 6/4/26

This poem is about a Syrian girl called Yalda who is rebelling against the government. She talks about how her family is taken from her and how everything around her is so heartbreaking.

Russia shivered as he tried to standup, looking towards America with tears beginning to pour down his face."America...., I was always so scared, so scared..."

A witty Muslim, a hot cop, a hilarious band of friends, and a psycho killer. What could go wrong? * * * Meet Sajdaa Taha. A sassy, hilarious, and intelligent seventeen year old Muslimah. Being a Muslim in a society where majority of the people see Muslims as terrorists has got to be hard. It gets worse when Sajdaa starts to receive letters and texts from a psychopathic killer terrorizing her town. When authorities refuse to believe her, Sajdaa is forced to track down the killer and put a stop to the madness or else the people she loves might be killed. It doesn't help that the cop she's working with is the extremely attractive Officer Malik, who seems to have taken a special interest in her. Join Sajdaa and her friends on their hysterical journey to find a bloodthirsty killer who will stop at nothing to see them dead. •Cover made by @soundthealarm• [Highest ranking: #1 in Spiritual]

YOU DON'T HAVE TO READ THIS, THIS IS JUST A RANDOM STORY ABOUT A HAMSTERS LIFE IN THEIR POINT OF VIEW.... Enjoy!!!!

Gorgeous Musir's eyes looks as though they hold all the sorrows of the world. When he told me his story, it all made sense...

Follow the adventures of a hamster from the day he opens his eyes.

The Syrian War as told by the eyes of a young Syrian 8-year-old. From a normal life to a life filled with hardship, he experiences what most won't have to experience. As each month becomes increasing scarce of paper, he only limits himself to write one diary entry each month. This is the story of the Syrian War retold by the eyes of an 8-year-old.

A refugee story...

"I could fall in love with you, Sergi. It is only my fate that will break your heart."

Hafez Al-Ali, a thirty-seven year old man living in Latakia, a city on Syria's coast, has been happily married to his wife Wafa for twelve years. But when Hafez notices his wife acting suspicious, he must face the music and see whether his wife still loves him. Highest Ranking: #3 in Syria on 5/1/26

a twelve entry Syrian war journal of a girl called Abla Suan Lessant. be warned you may find this quite depressing.