Under the Umbrella

About this book

Many are the storms that blow upon our souls in life's fast train, and fickle are the seasons crossing us: from the raging summer heat to an autumn where the leaves of certainty fall, to a rainy winter in which souls seek silence and trembling in search of warmth. Amid this bewilderment and running after the mirage of material things, the dream of false wealth, and the din of an age nearly swallowing our ethical and human identity, writer Eman Hussein comes in her beautiful literary and intellectual work Under the Umbrella to pose the most essential question: how will we cross the desolation of this long road without protection? This book is not merely texts to be read but an affectionate exploratory journey moving in eloquent preaching taking the reader's hand to rediscover true safety. The umbrella here is not a material garment shielding from rain but a sturdy moral shield of authentic values, elevated ethics, and the vigilant conscience summoning honesty and faithfulness in every profession and position; from the simple worker toiling faithfully to the leader whose responsibility carries weight, passing by the teacher, doctor, lawyer, and engineer. The book moves in a sweet literary style progressing between suspenseful obscurity and faith-based inspiration, mingled with poetic touches touching the conscience, discussing the soul's temptations of arrogance and conceit, and shedding light on the pillar of society, the woman and man bearing the trust of responsibility, up to the highest meanings of kindness and faithfulness to parents before the train of fateful absence reaches us. It is an honest invitation from a lover of good that we cling to steadfastness, defy caprice, and seek serenity and deliverance from the fluctuations of days. Do not squander your umbrella, open your eyes to contemplate this universe, and make this book your constant companion to reach safety at the happy ending.