Al-Bints Diary

Al-Bints Diary

An unlikely counselor

‘I had no idea you visit places this remote.’ I said to Asabe, as she navigated the un-tarred rural road with difficulty. ‘I never k

Seeking a breakthrough

‘Well done Mahmoud,’ I said to my son as soon as I stepped into the sitting room and saw him, eyes glued to his laptop. ‘Sitting for

A match in heaven

‘If I didn’t know better, I’d say you’d won a lottery.’ Tahir said, as he stood at the doorway to my bedroom looking in.

Have your say

Yes, it’s time again to hear your voices, dear readers. Below are some of the responses I got from you recently. Please keep the letters coming

All about hurricane Muri

‘Honestly, with each passing day, I wonder why my parents ever sent me to that university.’ I heard my son Ahmad say, while I was passing