انا يوسف

"Does sadness extinguish the light of the eyes? How can it do that? And the voice of sadness itself came to him: The light of the eyes is extinguished if the sadness is on the one who has the light of these eyes."
"I am Youssef" is a novel that will put the reader to the following questions: How did Joseph spend his nights in the well? How did the father receive the news when he was told that your son was eaten by a wolf, and when he was told that your son stole? How did Joseph feel when he learned that his brothers were the closest people to him? They intend to kill him? How did he feel when he was thrown into prison and stayed there for 12 years while he was innocent? How did he feel when Zuleikha said to him: (Hail to you), and how do we explain that a crowned queen loves one of her slaves to the point of madness? What is the interpretation of pleasure, lust, or possession in this case? How did Jacob endure more than forty years of separation from his beloved son Joseph? How was the meeting after the long years of separation, and what was Joseph, his father, and his brothers?
All these details and others, and all these dialogues that reveal the psyches of the heroes, are what this novel tries to answer