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Bayan Ahmed Salman is a Palestinian-Syrian, born in 1996. She was born in Damascus, which is where she currently resides. She started her literary life by entering a talent club in Damascus at the age of sixteen, while she achieved third place in it. She obtained a secondary certificate in 2014 and studied a commercial institute at the university level. She was forced to leave Yarmouk camp. On 12-17-2012, following the situation of the war in the camp, the focus of her writings is related to pivotal political and humanitarian issues, the most important of which is the Palestinian issue. The Lebanese, where he was bombed and destroyed due to the entry of terrorist groups, this led to the demolition of the camp and the displacement of the Palestinians, to increase their plight, while the left and her brother survive the bombing and experience a feeling of loss. A search for the self and the reason for existence and theories of life to reach several fundamental foundations. The novel is considered one of the comprehensive novels, including the political, historical, religious, emotional and social aspects to manifest that She narrated it in the human dimension. The writer’s experience about the left’s experience paints another dimension for the extension of the Nakba on its people, as it is a living and realistic model of the feeling of loss and painful experiences that make tears flow. The nationality you meet by chance when you are exposed to an attempted murder by a daughter. Her aunt ends the story with a dramatic vision for the characters of the novel to see the light after a long eclipse... As for the political vision, it talks about unity and armed struggle as a way to liberate the land. Focusing on the importance of the intellectual revolution. To be embodied by an effective armed revolution that makes its revolution a symbol of the progress of high-end nations.