Syria Stories

In which a Syrian child is obliged to leave her country because of the bullets falling like rain

Syria are liberated, but he still has a strange relationship with Iraq.

**THE BROKEN BENEFACTOR** War doesn't end when the plane lands. Lance Corporal **Ethan Raye** comes home from Syria alive-but barely. Once a proud Marine with a future, a fiancée, and a body he could trust, Ethan is now trapped inside pain, nightmares, rage, and a disability he never asked for. The battlefield took pieces of him. The silence at home threatens to take the rest. His fiancée, **Charlotte**, promised to stand beside him. But love looks different when the man who returns is no longer the man who left. Then comes **Valerie**. After a chain of family tragedies destroys the life she was trying to build, Valerie is forced to drop out of college and return home to save the family house and the land her parents sacrificed everything for. Taking a job as a healthcare worker is supposed to be survival. A paycheck. A way to keep her family from losing the last thing they have left. She never expects Ethan Raye. He is wounded, angry, guarded, and drowning in secrets. She is exhausted, determined, and carrying burdens no one sees. Every day she cares for him, Valerie learns that some pain does not bleed where people can see it-and some men are not broken because they are weak, but because they have been strong for too long. But Ethan's past is not finished with him. Secrets buried before the war begin rising. Charlotte's love may not be as steady as it seems. Valerie's heart becomes the one place Ethan starts to feel human again. And when suffering, loyalty, guilt, and desire collide, one question becomes impossible to ignore: Can a woman fighting to save her own home help a wounded soldier find his way back to his? **He lost himself for his country. She helped him find his way back home.** A gripping **military romance**, **wounded hero romance**, **caregiver romance**, and emotional **interracial romantic suspense** about sacrifice, survival, forbidden feelings, family secrets, and the kind of love that finds you when life has already torn you apart

Zenobia is not the queen the history books promised. She is a widow in hardened leather, a huntress who sharpens her iron with the same ruthless precision she uses to command an empire. When the world burns and the Roman eagles circle, she is the only thing standing between her people and the dust. From the sandstone ridges of Palmyra to the marble halls of Rome, this is the story of a woman who wore a crown of thorns and a chain of gold-and dared the world to break her. She didn't just challenge an empire. She made it bleed.

An epic poem about the history of Syria. Highest Rankings: #1 in Epic Poem on 5/22/25 and #2 in Syria on 11/17/25

A Syrian Social Story That Took Place In Damascus City. Describing A Social Event and The Gap Of Historical Knowledge Within The Community, The Lack Of Free Will and Most Importantly The War Between The New Generation and The Old Mindsets.

WHEN...12 year old Syria Dulane's mother marries the world's worst step father, she is getting herself into some serious trouble. He is strange, and only eats at night. While her mother struggles to keep their house, and enough money, for the family of five, Syria often finds herself alone. But it all changes when she steps into her step father's attic. She is transported to a whole new world with her best friend, Andrew. Together, they have to destroy her father and his plans before it is too late. As they face many obstacles along the way, Syria struggles with the biggest one: Is it never too late to go back?But before she can answer that question alone, their only key to get back home is destroyed. They are to rely on each other, and hope that they will be saved by someone, before their worst fears perish them once and for all.  

No ships or stuff just countries minding their own business Btw my art sucks. I'm posting these to get opinions and advice on my art in order to improve on future works. I will also be posting fanart from other people as well.

When the warriors of Rabaa demanded their rights, when the syrians found the abundant strength in them, when the palestinians stopped crying and got to action, the world backed down. Copyright 2014 © by a_bookgeek

I had you in my arms, locked in an embrace. We were close, so very close and we couldn't get closer. And then suddenly I fell thousands of feet, my arm outstretched praying you'd grab my arm and pull me up and tell me you'll never let me go! But you never did. And then I woke up covered in sweat, my heart beating faster than I thought possible. When the moment passed and consciousness came to me I felt two things. Content yet restless. At least it was a dream I consoled myself, but somewhere in me I knew it wasn't. This was a prophecy, it was our future; however much you might deny that there's an us. Why!? Why do you use your power suits as a disguise, and not to mention always walking away from me and telling me lies. فَلَعَلَّكَ بَاخِعٌ نَفْسَكَ عَلَىٰ آثَارِهِمْ إِنْ لَمْ يُؤْمِنُوا بِهَٰذَا الْحَدِيثِ أَسَفًا Then perhaps you would kill yourself through grief over them, [O Muhammad], if they do not believe in this message, [and] out of sorrow. 18:6 Thinking of you reminds me of the revelation sent down to our Beloved Prophet PBUH إِنَّا جَعَلْنَا مَا عَلَى الْأَرْضِ زِينَةً لَهَا لِنَبْلُوَهُمْ أَيُّهُمْ أَحْسَنُ عَمَلًا Indeed, We have made that which is on the earth adornment for it that We may test them [as to] which of them is best in deed. 18:7 You have failed yourself. You have failed your Lord. You have failed your test. I pray for your guidance. Description credit goes to the one and only JaberaRahman :)

To support my brothers and sisters in Syria. Innocent children are killed by heartless monsters and woman's are treated badly by beasts. crying and begging for life. In this world where is so called human rights are followed. but where is the humanity? In Syria? Let's Raise our own voice and support our brothers and sisters. We are living in one world so why not live as one as Human being! . Do you stand out want to Raise your voice. In this book you Can share your thoughts and Support. #Freedom for Syria

Yesterday, 15th March, marked the 3rd year of the Syrian revolution. We've all read the news, seen the statistics, but it's robbed us of the human factor. Those are innocent people, children and families that are torn apart, destroyed and wrecked. We need to open up our eyes to reality. Honestly, if you even caught a glimpse of what's really going on, you wouldn't sit tight. Not meant to be offensive; this is me doing my part in raising awareness. And do your part; prayers and whatever you can give. Its not only Syria, its Gaza and West Bank and Waziristan and so many more places. Spread the word. Stand up. For humanity {Do not have to be Arab or Muslim or Middle-Eastern to read this. For all} A short story- collection, on something that's very close to my heart. [Spiritual #512]

One wanted to rule the world. One is ruling the world. One could save the world. What is the secret that will change the course of history?

Ways of War tells the story of some young people who, since they were just children, have witnessed up close the terrible evils of war. Four main characters who at all times seek a way around all the adversities that appear along the way in a dramatic scenario that the Middle East lives. The trajectory of Kaled, Aziz and Zayn begins in a camp after being forced to be part of a jihadist group called Islamic State, where they are indoctrinated and molded to extremism; although they have been taught to kill mercilessly for the sake of religion, they all have the same goal, to find peace within themselves and escape from that place, which will be a huge challenge for them. In another scenario, Hana, sister of Kaled and Aziz, orphan of the war, goes through all sorts of difficulties, since she was taken from her family, life has taught her to become a woman even as a child, and now she seeks a way to reunite with her brothers who were kidnapped at a very young age, facing barriers to empower herself in a sexist world. Terrorism, murder, revenge, torture, love, betrayal, suffering and happiness are some of the stages they will have to go through, and on their way, life will bring them unforgettable moments that will help them to improve as people and to deal with the frustrating reality.