Syria Stories

Mashal Naeem thought she knew exactly who she was until she was rescued by her neighbour, flown on a private plane and driven on a talking car, kidnapped by terrorists and learned to fight. All because of being the daughter of Naeem Ansar, the founder of Alnihayya. Where freedom is precious than blood.

Running away from the desert of life Hoping she could find something to make her feel alive But oblivious was she of plan of Divine That road to her paradise Required much harder desert to survive To reach the everlasting sunrise She had to experience a dark deadly night But was she the blossom that even in the harsh weather thrived or will wither away in her testing time ☘️☘️☘️

Let me speak for all of the people in the Middle East who want their voices to be heard. Let me tell you just how hard is. Let me shape how life threatening it can become. Let me explain to you what the media doesn't want you to know. Let me show you the Middle East from another perspective...my perspective. This is a collection of poems about the Arab Spring, the conflicts being faced there, the present-day civil war, and how misunderstood Muslims and Arabs are. ------ Story cover courtesy of @XCrocusX. Thank you. ----- #322 in Poetry and #41 in Crime. Thank you so much. I sincerely appreciate it.

Fatima an Iraqi girl was forced live with her uncle in syria after her family getting killed by the French on there way to visit her uncle how will her life be.

"Barzakh is an Arabic word that refers to the state of being between life and death in Islam" "In Sufism, Barzakh is not only a place where the soul resides after death but also a place it can visit during sleep and meditation" An orphan with the inability to read or write, Dhu'l-nun. The jovial demeanour and over-ebullient de-comportment made him oust from the valley's princess Palace and let others downplay him as if he was illiterate. An anonymous folktale book he found, he went to his veteran lady, and she was not a pedestrian, the veiled countenance of the creased lady was discernible. Mistakingly, a spell fell and Dhu'l-nun went into the book. The book was written about an infamous girl, Bahisht but she wasn't worthy of it. The cosmos of the archaic-fragile-Quintet of paper was beyond Life and before Death, the Frankincense and myrrh were heaving the air, the ground trembling with a whisper of Ancient and enchantment enshroud, while the terror gyrates. The cosmos was a veil between the two incorrigible happenings of every individual, the Life and the Death, BARZAKH. To find out who was 'Afraah' or 'Queen of Ghost' and Bahisht, grace yourself with the Short-winded story. 『Total words- 5005』

Coming of age teenage adventure set in northern Israel at a time of high cross-border tension. A true story based on the author's own diary from the time.

I know no-one likes to put a downer on their day, but after seeing so much world-wide suffering in the news I realized, that although raising a bit of money or awareness for charity wouldn't make that much difference, just how ignorant and oblivious we choose to be about the suffering of others across the globe. So despite mere thoughts not helping those in war-torn countries much either, I wrote this to show the importance f just sparing them a thought every now and then while we enjoy our relatively safe and prosperous Western society-only then can we realize how lucky we are.

Poems about being alone and lost and still loving it, about the city that engulfs us in its sounds. Basically, articles and poems about wars, or just plainly, nature and the several ways it inspires me and the melancholic gleam in each of its aspects!

Isha Manahil lives in Syria, in the midst of a civil war. Her family is gone, leaving her and her mother, Laiba, to fend for themselves in the treacherous waters that are their country. But will unexpected help come in to rescue them? This is my second entry for the #WondertheMovie contest.

This a poem about how the world is like and I would encourage everyone to do something nice for someone to make their day because everyone is worth something and should be treated equally.

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A gripping story about two best friends

Being in the Army brings misery to your love ones. You never know how something like serving in the Armed Forces can affect family member. So I tell my mother don't trust me, trust the man/woman on the side of me. Most likely, they will be the person that keeps me alive!