It is not just a story of love or strong emotions, but it stimulates in you sweet and bitter memories of the surprises of love, life, death, smiles and tears, which are the legacy of all human beings.
As Mai Ziadeh says in the introduction to her translation: You will become one with Him, recalling your past, thinking about your present, or anticipating your future. Or it represents to you chapters from your past, present, and future all at the same time, no matter how old you are, because emotions do not perish and the heart is not affected by old age. Rather, it moves on, gathering from its despair, pain, victory, and defeat experience and strength that lead it to new paths and required knowledge, which is the legacy of all human beings.
The author of the book is Friedrich McMüller, a British orientalist and linguist of German origins, interested in studying comparative religions, and has research studies in the field of mythology and linguistics.