Years of Exile (A Journey from Senbellawein to America) by Professor Dr. Mohamed E. Fayad
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DON’T BLAME THE PEN WHEN IT WRITES
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سنوات الغربة (رحلة انطلاق من السنبلاوين إلى أمريكا) للأستاذ الدكتور محمد فياض
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I am an American of Egyptian descent, a university professor, scientist, and founder of some new sciences. I am 72 years old, a resident of San Jose, and a lover of all humanity. However, my company and I have long suffered from collective injustices from most people and organizations I deal with. I am facing disastrous problems and severe obstacles in my work and private life, as if this is an intentional thing and a systematic campaign against me and all the innovators and their companies in Egypt, America, and the Arab countries in general. People, communities, and organizations must unite worldwide to do good and help those in need. However, unfortunately, many people and man y governmental and civil organizations join and gather to do me wrong as if they find pleasure in it, whether in the USA or Egypt, as if they were enjoying my pain, getting high while sipping from my flowing blood in full cups, and eating at the table of my tragedy as if only they were at their last supper. It seems that these problems I suffer from also affect all startups and their founders, as injustice has spread, justice is missing, conscience is dead, and morals are lost. If all these abuses are against me only, then I reluctantly accept them. However, suppose they extend to affect the human community as a whole. In that case, we must stand up and combat this injustice and resist the hateful racism that destroyed the dreams of millions of people, including me. Should we, as a human society, wait for the advent of another Martin Luther King, waging wars to end racism and injustice to all human beings? In Your Hands is a book from a series that depicts my tragedy and personal experience. I deposited my grievances between its covers to be read by every person with a lively conscience, an enlightened mind, and a heart that beats with truth and goodness. This is to relieve me of the injustice that has befallen me and restore some of my lost rights. If you have the same experience and suffer from the same tragedy, please get in touch with me to unite to eliminate the injustice against you and my startup companies. We are the basis of renaissance, civilization, and development worldwide.
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Language : Arabic
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