Rawaq Al-Amer Novel Hisham Abu El-Naga

Aamer returned and sighed, as was his habit, a deep sigh after finishing reading the lines of Al-Mansour's chapter. He stood up, voicing his question, "Are you suffering from delusions, Dr. Nadeem? Do you imagine seeing Lady Rabia? Are all your writings unfounded assumptions?" Aamer paused for a moment before speaking again, "How can they be unfounded assumptions? He hit the nail on the head. Every letter he wrote reflects a deep faith and extensive religious knowledge. They cannot be delusions; rather, they are a blessing from God. He is not much different from the righteous saints I have heard about, and others whom God has blessed with abilities beyond our comprehension."

After much thought, Aamer's heart settled on the idea that Dr. Nadeem was different from those he had dealt with. He finally became convinced that he was human like him, but of a higher degree, and Aamer's desire to complete the rest of the chapters had reached its peak, to the extent that he could not but fulfill it. He decided not to leave his seat until he had finished the remaining pages, which seemed few. He liked the saying of Rumi that preceded the chapter, so he decided to search for him on search platforms. He got what he wanted, and after more than an hour of searching for Rumi, Aamer knew everything he was looking for, and even more, he gained a good knowledge of Rumi's life companion, Shams Tabrizi. Here he confirmed his suspicions and said them aloud, "Now I know who you are, Dr. Nadeem. I have truly known you, my master."