And Injustice Continues

About this book

Within the walls of the old "House of the Sherafa," where the threads of authenticity intertwine with the sea breeze wrapping the "Brothers" neighborhood, there is a tale transcending walls to touch the heart of the human soul in its deepest manifestations. "And Injustice Continues" is no mere novel narrating events, but a polished mirror reflecting an eternal struggle between the purity of affection and the darkness of envy, between the warmth of communion and the coldness of estrangement. The journey begins from sad meditations behind a window on a Ramadan night, where the pitch darkness wrapping the streets mixes with another darkness that crept into some hearts; hearts of neighbors overcome by the disease of "rancor," weaving from lies and strife nets to tear apart the unity of a family long a symbol of loftiness and giving. Writer Fatma Bellala takes us on a tour inside the corridors of this house, to live with its characters the details of their daily lives, feel the value of "Si Omar" representing the wisdom of the ancestors, and the pulse of the matriarchs embodying patience and fidelity in the face of attempts to break.