Novel "Omarita" is the second part of the novel "The Land of Zykola" writer "Amr Abdel-Hamid," which he described the author by saying: "I have not seen by the fear of the faces of the people Zykola as you see those powerful moments down the lights torches, Zykola that show off her family always strength, are now at the first real test faces wilted shocked fear coming moments, the land of dancing and celebrations are no longer only the land of fear, they know that they are damned acyl inside them since leaked them the news as the cause of what is happening to them, but they have deliberately ignored that they were snapped up in full her intelligence without hurting one "

"Most peoples are the curse of peoples whose poor suffered so that their rich could enjoy." With this quote, the author opens the second part of the series, which divides it into three main parts: a new life, the old era of the apostles, and a great war. And this quote will become you throughout the events of the novel, at times you will sympathize with the poor, but at times, you will find yourself resentful of them, because in order to get rid of their poverty, they wrong others with them in order to do so.

In the first part of Amarita, Aseel says: “It is fate, my lord .. He puts various paths in front of us, and suggests to us that we have the choice of our path, then we discover at the end of the matter that he who chooses a path for us to which our feet will lead us by our choices.”

Perhaps this idea raised a question that raises a lot in philosophical discussions, and it has a religious dimension of course, about the issue of fate and choices, and the repetition of this issue sometimes takes on an absurd character among its members, but in the novel it takes a very wonderful dimension, as Aseel decides every time to choose, Finally, she accepts the price for her choices.

Aseel also says: "Unfair laws are not in my master's laws." It is one of the most important ideas that the novel presents to me, although everyone in Zicula agreed on the law of treason, but this happened because they will get benefit from it, and what happened to Basil was completely unfair. Even Tamim, the king of Amarita, who believes that his state applies a just law, that it employs the poor in other cities to work for it in exchange for the debts of these countries, did not realize that he is humiliating these people, and that if the law seems fair to his state, it is unfair to those it applies to them. They are not guilty of what happened.
Amr Abdel-Hamid - Amr Abdel-Hamid is an Egyptian writer, born in the village of Al-Baho ​​Frick [1] - Dakahlia Governorate, 1987, graduated from Mansoura College of Medicine in 2010 [2] and majored in the field of otolaryngology. Writing for the novel began with two short novels attempts in 2008, Hasna al-Qattar and Cassano. In October 2010, he published his first long novel (The Land of Zicula) [3] by Dar Sarh for Publishing and Distribution, before it was published again with Dar Al Kutub Juice for Publishing and Distribution in 2015 and then in January 2016 he published his novel (Amarita), which is the second part of the novel Land Zykula [4], and as he composed a third novel, titled by the rules of Gartin published in January 2018 [5], his works: The Land of Zicula: It is the first novel by Amr Abdel-Hamid in which he decided to talk about his birthplace, Frick and weaved his imagination from a basement in the village, the hero of his novel is Khaled Shab who proposes to the sermon A girl he loves, so he meets her father's refusal, so he decides to go to the basement to find himself there, taking the basement on a trip to a land he called the land of Zicula, where her people deal with intelligence instead of money in dealings, to begin his adventurous journey in which he meets Doctor Aseel who saves him at the end of the novel, a refugee for betraying the laws of Zicula's land. Amarita: It is the second novel by Amr Abdel Hamid [6] and it is the second part of the land of Zicula, during which Khaled returns to that land to repeat his adventures there, but these adventures interfere in the events of Amarita another land in that country. Gartin's Grammar: His third novel [7] talks specifically about the curiosity that drives you in order to discover mystery, and mainly about the deadly curiosity that the hero feels and where he will go [8]. References "Amr Abdel-Hamid: My novel" The Land of Zicula "is fictional, its protagonist, my generation, is more fortunate than the previous generation ... and technology has created a connection between us.