Description
In her new novel «Sufi Letters», Emirati writer Mona Al Tamimi is keen on selecting artistic concepts that give existence a different meaning in new and unexpected ways, containing philosophy, music, and plastic glimpses through which the novel is rhetorically and metaphorically illustrated, in which the deaf elements of nature are transformed into indicative signs, evoking a range of sensations and emotions, which then turn into textual functions that take the form of mystical letters between her two protagonists, “Nada” and ”Mughith”. The two protagonists “Nada” and ”Mughith”, who are present in a magical world beyond imagination and within an equation of love in which the image of "woman" and "man" is presented in its true mental nudity, as represented by the conscience and visualized by the artistic sense, as the female in This tale masters the art of “language” and the male masters the art of “colors.” In this sense, we are faced with an artwork that crosses the boundaries of these two worlds, or connects them in an intimacy that captivates the eye, not to excite us, but to make us feel how it is a human love story, romantic, with mystical notes to the extreme.
In this novel, there is a beautiful space and a deep dialogue between two people, in a world full of glory and victories, and bright colors that remained dormant in a closed box, carrying the contradictions of life.
Is the glow of light complete with the two of them together.
Or the absence of one paints a painful life in the heart of the other.
Search, dear reader, for that beautiful nectar, without taking your eyes off the glow of letters and words
