رواية لا تقولي انك خائفة كاملة on Windows Pc

About this book:
The novel "Do not Say You're Afraid" by Jose Kutisla explores the story of one of the thousands of stories of Somali youth dying at sea, trying to cross it to the other bank where European Paradise lives. The guns of the civil war subsided, without Somali death. While working on his novel "The Great Future", he learned the story of Samia Omar, the heroine of "Do not Say You're Scared" when a news channel reported her story and drowned in Italian waters when she was on a smuggling boat from Libya. Says that her story inspired him and made him think about the work of fiction around, and went to meet her family to know the details of its history, wrote this novel on her tongue
Silence and prayer
The narrator continues to describe the journey of torment and suffering. "If you do not have the money, they will blow you up. If you do not obey the orders, they will beat you. If you dare to respond, they will beat you. If you ask for more water, they will hit you. It does not matter if you are a woman. I was an adult. A child soon learns during the "journey" to forget the reason why he is there, and to resort to silence and prayer.
They arrive at the shores of Libya, a large number of men, women, children, infants and the elderly, standing in front of the sea. "We seemed like many shades of enthusiasm, there is no fear in our eyes, and our looks are full of future plans. They take a boat that is rickety and rusty, and it only takes a long time to land in the middle of the sea. Another Italian boat approaches them, telling them that they are going to return to Tripoli, and then the migrants start to throw themselves into the sea. They try their best to reach the ropes of the Italian boat. She herself in the sea, swimming towards the ropes die drowning.
The narrator wanted to satisfy his reader with a happy ending, distorting the course of her career at this point, portraying someone rescued and escorted by the Italian boat, reaching Lampedusa Italy, receiving treatment there, and from there taking a plane to Rome and then to London, Farah and her coach. A few weeks later she miraculously won the London 2012 Olympics.
The writer in one of his interviews declares that he faced cultural barriers in building this work, and that the narration is monolithic and continues to rise to the end, but it does not come out to the reader any perception of the nature of the Somali personality or the existing political and social situations, The writer writes the story of the Islamists who "turn life into hagim and prevent the movement of women without wearing the burqa," which is undoubtedly a call for excitement. Moreover, the narrator is mistaken in the sense that it is transmitted in a Semitic language: "The Daroud tribe is hated by Islamic fundamentalists Big and special, they are a tribe of Negro , While the tribe has Alobjal color lighter skin, and the features of approaching the Arab navigator ", and thus, the Islamists by their vision of pan-Arabism harbor hatred of the Negro tribes. It is a perception that is less than perfect.

The goal of this work, on the other hand, is to allow recognition of the events and the pain and fate of a part of this world, although the writer did not succeed in avoiding the sensitivity that Italy, the former colony of Somalia, is not proof that the reader meets the city of Mogadishu It shows a general ruin, except from the streets and sewers built by the Italian colonizer, in a sign that the writer wanted to remind the Somalis of the good deeds of his colonized ancestors.

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