Ahmed Younis – författare

"Younes" explained during the Friday episode of his program "Teachers'' Talk," which is broadcast on "Radio 9090," that the book will include behind-the-scenes stories and stories from his Ramadan program "Hajj Ramadan Building," noting that the book will be full of surprises and funny stories.

Surah (Yasin) I hear it frequently around me.Sounds of crying and wailing Overlapping dialogues are as follows:I don''t believe it yet. O Lord, give us patience, O Lord. We belong to Allah and to Him we shall return.Ok, where am I?! Standing at the door of our apartment and listening to all this, I was hesitant about whether to enter or not.After thinking for a while... (I closed the door and entered)... The hall was a mixture of men and women. I stopped and looked at them to see who was among them. I don''t know anyone..... No, wait.This is our neighbor (disagreement).And Hajj Mukhtar is my spiritual father. Remember him, of course. And Sheikh (Lotfi) with his rosary that never leaves his hand.And my father, Hajj (Mustafa Fouda)My aunt (Safia) and a few women with my mother. They are all wearing black. I opened the door to my room and found my sister (Omnia) coming out of it, and after consulting with (Mama), she went to her. They talked about something to each other.. I tried to listen but I didn''t know! I went to them to understand.. They moved and entered the kitchen and they both ignored me..I don''t know what''s going on?! Even when the men entered, no one paid me the slightest attention. They never want to forget what happened and will they continue to stand around me like this or what? Then (wish) inside, what did you do? This is me, when I enter her room, I don''t get rid of her long tongue!I go into my better room and free my brain from all this brain pain. I closed the door, entered the room, and locked myself...

Have you ever tried entering a house whose family members were terrified of their children as soon as darkness fell?! Advice: Don''t try this because they are probably not children!!Have you ever tried digging up the grave of a fairy from hell? Don''t try because it will bury you forever!!So have you tried decoding talismans and lower spells? To walk behind a magical voice muttering your name in the middle of the night?Don''t try any of the above before listening to Nader Fouda''s adventure in this storm of deathWe all know "Nader Fouda," the character that the writer Ahmed Younis excelled in building to the point that each one of us searches for him in his day, at home, and around him. He is a journalist who works for "Amq Al-Hadath" newspaper. This is what we know! His hobby is definitely running after new journalistic investigations, especially those related to the Faza Building!!.But this time, curiosity leads Nader Fouda to get himself into a maze of events. Can he survive?!

The hero begins at the beginning of the novel by saying that many of us find ourselves in a situation that has nothing to do with him, that he did not ask for or seek, but he is a person, as he describes himself, who is always looking for problems and troubles, who loves to open the gates of hell upon himself, and he is in all his joy and pride. A person enjoys his life when the sound of his heartbeats becomes like the drums of death. He has become accustomed to that, and there has become harmony and reconciliation between him and this kind of life, but not every time things are handed over, nor every time what is opened will be able to be closed. This is (Nader Fouda) ), a journalist in the newspaper "Aqma Al-Hadath", the section on the supernatural, the journalist who, even if he was absent for a long time, returned with what he deserved to return for. The writer tells us that one time he was talking with his friend "Hani" who traveled to the United Arab Emirates, and he was talking to him through calling applications, and suddenly he started receiving messages continuously from a user named "Lotus Flower". She came asking for help, and started telling him about her story, where Her parents separated and she suffers from severe depression, as her father is cheating on her mother. The neighbor, "Hikmat," intervenes, saying that she will take the mother to a sheikh called "Gibran Al-Arabi," who will be able to return her husband to him. The mother begins to be absent for long periods of time outside the house, and the girl thinks that she is going to Sheikh Gibran, but she discovers that her mother stays with the neighbor, Hikmat, all the time. She comes back unbalanced and tired, then falls asleep. The mother''s visits to the neighbor Hikmat were frequent, but the surprise was one day when the girl woke up to see her mother sitting in a plastic dish filled with blood, pouring some of it on her head, putting her husband''s clothes in it and stepping on them, repeating sentences related to the jinn, and blood began to come out of the dish. So what happens? What does the neighbor Hikmet have to do with all this? What is the end of the story? .

Journalist Nader Fouda begins talking about the term "paranormal." He says that whoever hears it feels that he is about to enter the world of quackery, sorcery, and superstition. There are those who, as soon as they hear it, feel that they are on the cusp of entering a world that has no rules to govern it and no laws to follow, but they are convinced of its existence and believe. With all his existing phenomena, Nader chose to be among the category of people who, when he hears an unfamiliar need, sees that it is true or part of it. In these cases, he is not satisfied with being among the spectators, but rather decided to be on the field and participate in the events. In this novel, Nader Fouda takes the path of an investigator more than a journalist. At first, he did not accept the idea, but he sees that people in the Arab world treat him with the logic of "Ask an experienced person and do not ask a doctor." The story of the novel begins with the arrival of an answer to the journalist Nader, in which a girl named Fatima addresses him, telling him that his fame is what prompted her to send him this desperate letter, but the problem is not her problem, but rather a problem in the neighbors'' house. They refused for her to communicate with the journalist Nader, but after hearing about Nader''s distinguished work made them convinced that he might have the solution, as the situation was tragic, especially if it involved helpless children, and those responsible for the problem stipulated that they would not tell him more than this, and that when he came to meet them, they would tell him the details. So Nader goes to Sharqia, specifically to the Zagazig area, to see what these people are up to. What is the secret of this mysterious answer, and what is the story of these neighbors?

As you open the first leaf in this story full of events; I would love to know that you are reading the third stage of what I went through..Try to read the first two stages (Al-Waqad) and the second (Kassab) so that you can understand well what is coming...I also remind you that from the first time I wrote, I told you that I am neither a writer nor a great novelist. I am a man on my own who writes stories that I pass by to anyone who wants to read them only.. and take care (and only)..As usual, most of the work is in Egyptian colloquial language, through which I know how to narrate my stories in a more realistic way Let me quickly remind you of the last scene we saw... a call from my sister (Umniah) screaming: "Your father died... and everyone is afraid to go to him... he looks terrible, Nader... join us."His village''s response from (Kassab) is a suspicious message that means:Your father died, I could be the one who died.. Everything that happened to you is very possible that I was the reason for it. He doesn''t even want to say frankly whether he did all this or not!!A twisted approach from a person who has lost all human feelings and no longer has a goal in his life other than just taking revenge.... His last words to me were, "The lesson is over, you idiot."