A group of tragic stories, in which “Al-Manfaluti” raised feelings of sorrow and sadness. As soon as you move from one story, the other is sadder and more miserable. The whole group is a tragedy, most of which share the grief of the lovers and the misery of the poor, the heartbreak of the oppressed and the torment of the bereaved; They are truly lessons you shed while reading each story. So you see in the “orphan” that life has become difficult for the two lovers when they meet. Death was more merciful to them. In "The Veil", "Al-Manfaluti" calls for not being attracted to Western traditions. And to the story of “Granada”, where Muslims try to preserve their religion after losing their land. Al-Manfaluti explains the impact of addiction on the individual, and how it leads to falling into the abyss. “Al-Manfalouti” reaches the summit of tragedy, and makes us shed tears in our hearts when we read “The Victim”, “Margaret’s Memoirs” and “The Rest of the Memoirs”; She feels as if the misery of the world has been placed in that poor Marguerite.
