Paradise on Fire by Abdul Hakeem

ISBN: 9780953676842

Author: Abdul Hakeem

Book Binding: Paperback

Pages: 265

Size: 8.5 x 5.5 x 0.7 inch

Publication: 2014

Description

About This Book:
"Paradise on Fire by Abdul Hakeem" is a book about a youthful Muslim person living in Syria in the midst of a significant clash. It portrays how he goes out to Aleppo to join the contention. He observes the destruction brought about by the contention. The book likewise examines confidence, trust, and tracking down a way to offer to set things right for the wrongs you've done.
The account is composed like the man is talking straightforwardly to you. It's easy to handle, and you can detect how he feels. The creator did a lot of study, hence the conflict is very veritable.
In "Heaven Ablaze," you find that war is something horrible. It harms and kills individuals, and it's a significant issue for everybody, no matter whose side they're on. It likewise exhibits that in any event, when things are to say the least, there is as yet an opportunity to rediscover expectations and compensate for your missteps.
Here are a few central issues to recall from the book:
War is a horrible undertaking that causes passing, harm, and torment.
Numerous people endure because of contention, no matter whose side they are on.
We don't necessarily comprehend the reason why wars happen, however, we truly do realize that they are never a clever response.
Indeed, even in the most horrendously terrible of circumstances, there is dependably the chance of tracking down trust and improving things.