Like the legendary Rose of Jericho, some people survive in the harshest of proverbial deserts without knowing how much they can bloom in the right oasis.
The story further illustrates the significant psychological struggles such as progressive agents shoulder due to the underlying tensions between longstanding traditions and changing social norms.. in Noticing a dearth of stories that highlighted Muslim women as progressive agents who could usher positive changes in society, he wrote the Rose of Jericho to address that gap.
Touati is a Senior Research Scientist with more than 25 years of experience in the field of environmental emissions and biochemical defense.
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Perhaps then the Rose of Jericho, Nora, would bloom at last.
Nora would have to find the courage to face that secret and reconcile with a past that she had not yet come to terms with.
The secret threatened to unravel Nora and the tight threads she\'d woven with the people she loved.
Nora\'s vision of the future was shattered by a revelation: a mysterious benefactor was closer to her than she realized.
All seemed well, with Nora and Dounia heading an operation to save priceless art pieces that had been taken during the Iraq War.
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Nora\'s courage in striking a balance between tradition and the present sowed the seeds of courage in her aunt Dounia, who found it in herself to accept the love of Dr.
Nora found herself at the forefront of the movement when she created a platform that gave a voice to women in Islam.
Their message of tolerance, epitomized by their union, galvanized an already electric movement in the United States to foster inclusion and acceptance.
Their love now grounded, John and Nora became a political force in the United States.
In the process, John and Nora found themselves in love and at odds with faiths and traditions that spanned more than a thousand years.
Later reunited in the United States, the radicalization of Nora\'s nephew Ismael led to a covert operation to save him.
Both estranged from their faiths, they yearned for more grounding in the world they found themselves in.
Set against the backdrop of the Iraqi war, Nora and John crossed paths as compassionate fighters for the weak and downtrodden.
Like the legendary Rose of Jericho, some people survive in the harshest of proverbial deserts without knowing how much they can bloom in the right oasis
