Abusleem Prisoner

By Younis Alamin

In the quiet corners of Tripoli, 1971, the trajectory of a life was being shaped not by choice, but by a series of silent, powerful expectations. This is the story of Adam, a young man whose journey begins with the roar of a vintage Fiat and the scent of the Mediterranean. From a tender age, Adam learned the language of silence; he was only four when he watched his mother slip away in a rain-drenched night, a moment that taught him to read the world through the subtle shifts in a person's eyes rather than their words.Raised under the watchful, demanding gaze of his grandfather, Nasser Shaker-a man of vast lands and unyielding principles-Adam was molded for a destiny he didn't yet understand. While his peers chased the fleeting joys of youth, Adam was pushed toward academic excellence and the mastery of a foreign tongue. But behind the intensive English courses and the prestigious university marks lay a hidden architecture of influence, orchestrated by shadows from his family's past.As envelopes bearing American stamps and international test scores begin to arrive, the true nature of his path starts to crystallize. Based on true events, Abusleem Prisoner is a deeply human exploration of the invisible threads that bind us to our heritage and the heavy price of a pre-written future. It is a story of a boy who grew up in the open fields of a ranch, only to find himself navigating the complex, often restrictive corridors of expectation, duty, and the ultimate search for his own identity

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 8463650546
• ISBN13: 9788463650543
• Release Date: March 2026
• Publisher: Kinzy Publishing Agency
• Length: 310 Pages
• Weight: 0.82 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.8" x 8.3"