Sun of the eighth day | Novel

My mother said, “He who has a story never dies.” By joining this novel to the “Palestinian Comedy” project, Ibrahim Nasrallah has added a flavor to, and completely different from, everything he had previously presented in the “Comedy” novels before. Rather, it is different from everything he presented in any of his novels. The events of this short novel take place in Palestine in the year 1900, and the role of the writer’s mother in writing it will become clear to us, the mother we met in his novel “My Childhood Until Now”... a novel that comes packed with narrative charm capable of uniting the souls of readers with different levels of awareness and ages, at one age; It is the life of the pure soul in its innocence, the breadth of its essence, and its search for foundational answers to the meaning of its existence. With all the meaning, beauty, freedom, and magic of imagination, through sweet inspiration from popular heritage as a tributary of identity, an essential component of the human self, and an ongoing part of a process that shapes its privacy and the privacy of the place that embraces and embraces this self. In this eighth childhood: “The sun of the eighth day”; A day that seems impossible to us! Nasrallah presents us with a human novel in every sense of the word, capable of addressing man, in the fullness of his humanity, in this universe, and it dialogues with the deepest feelings in it, awakening them with sensitivity and strength at the same time. Therefore, it is not surprising that this work has its own place in the career of its writer, and among the works that he has accomplished so far, with his uniqueness and solutions in everything that he has accomplished, or as Nasrallah says: Every different work that we write, we test good areas in our mind that we had not tested before, and perhaps in this matter here in particular, the writer’s experience meets the reader’s experience and is united in this novel.