980 ج.م
The novel is set in 1950s Palestine, after the Nakba, and tells the story of the Al-Abd al-Lat clan as they transition from a Bedouin life in the southeastern desert of Jerusalem to modernity. The book explores the tension between traditional customs and modern life, focusing on the changing roles of women within the family and the broader societal and political dynamics of the time.
The novel is set in 1950s Palestine, after the Nakba, and tells the story of the Al-Abd al-Lat clan as they transition from a Bedouin life in the southeastern desert of Jerusalem to modernity. The book explores the tension between traditional customs and modern life, focusing on the changing roles of women within the family and the broader societal and political dynamics of the time
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