True love stories

A true love story

The events of this story take place in a small house, whose family is experiencing the bitterness of alienation, including a sixteen-year-old girl named Amira. Amira was a girl loved by all her friends. She did not know hostility in her life, and she lived her adolescence in peace. She used to see her friends living their teenage lives. One of them was falling in love for the third time, another was in love with the neighbor’s son, and the other was in love with someone who was her father’s age, and she was never convinced of love, and whenever her friends told her about their suffering with their loved ones, she would laugh!!

Amira was living in the Internet era and was passionate about it. She would sit for hours in front of her device without getting tired or bored. In fact, her heart almost broke when the Internet line was disconnected!! She loved wonders and strange sites, and scoured the Internet searching for them. She loved talking to her friends online, and found that more fun than just talking to them over the phone or in person.

One day, Amira was practicing her favorite hobby, as usual, surfing the Internet from one site to another, and at the same time chatting with her friends at school, when one of them told her that she would introduce her to a girl she met on the Internet. Amira refused to chat with young people over the Internet because she considered it morally and religiously inappropriate, and a betrayal of her family’s trust in her. So Amira agreed to talk to this girl, as she loved making friends with girls from all over the world. In fact, I got to know her and found in her a good, religious girl, and I trusted her blindly, and she would talk to her for hours and hours, growing to admire the girl, her behavior, her great manners, and her wonderful ideas about politics, religion, and all the different matters of life.

One time, while she was talking to her over the Internet, the girl said to her: “I will confess something to you, but promise me that you will not hate me then.” Amira immediately said: “How do you pronounce the word “hate” when you know how much I hold you dear to me? You are in the position of my sister.” The girl said to her: “I will tell you the truth; I am a twenty-year-old young man, and I did not mean to deceive you, but I admired you very much, and I did not tell you the truth because I knew that you do not talk to young people.” Here, Amira did not know what to do. She felt that something had changed in her, and she felt that her heart had been shaken for the first time, but she woke herself up by saying: “How do I love through the Internet?” And I was the one who was completely opposed to that way of love?” She said to him: “I’m sorry, you are just like my brother.” He said to her: “What is important to me is that I love you, and that you consider me like your brother. This is a matter that concerns you alone.”

Days passed and both of them became more attached to each other, until one day Amira fell ill, which kept her in bed for a week. When she recovered, she rushed to the Internet, to find her e-mail full of messages, all of them messages of longing and love. When she spoke to him, he asked her: “Why did you leave me?” And she said to him: “ I was sick.” He said to her: “Don’t you love me?” And here Amira weakened and said for the first time in her life, “Yes, I love you and I think about you a lot.” The conflict began in Amira’s heart and she said: “You have betrayed my family’s trust in me. You have betrayed the person who He raised me, and I did not care about the effort he made for me.”

Then she decided to write this letter to the young man: “God is my witness that I loved you, and that you are the first love in my life, and that I have never seen anything but goodness from you, but I love God more than any creature, and God has commanded that there should not be any relationship between the young man and the girl before marriage. I do not want to disobey the command of my Creator, and I do not want to betray my family’s trust in me, so I decided to write this last letter to you, and you may think that I do not want you, but I still love you, and as I write these words, my heart is cracking with sadness, and let our hope in God be great, if He wants... “We will be reunited despite the distance.” Amira wrote the letter and sent it to him, and ran quickly crying in pain and pain, but at the same time she was convinced that what she had done was exactly the right thing.

Years passed and she became a twenty-year-old princess, and the boy’s love still reigned supreme in her heart undisputed, despite many trying to penetrate it, but to no avail, as she was unable to love anyone else. Amira and her family returned to the homeland, and there she began her studies at the university, where she specialized in communications engineering. The university chose a delegation for the communications exhibition, and Amira was among it. While touring the exhibition, they stopped at one of the companies displaying its products. When they left, Amira forgot her lecture notebook on the table where the company displayed its products.

The young man, who was an employee of the company, took the notebook and followed her, but it was lost from his sight, so he decided to keep it so that perhaps its owner would come back to ask about it. The young man sat with the notebook in his hand and the clock was eleven o’clock at night, and the exhibition was empty of customers. While he was sitting, he had the idea of browsing through the notebook, to find It has an email name. The young man was surprised and started flipping through the pages to find the name Amira. He flew with joy and started running and jumping throughout the exhibition. The next morning, he rushed to the exhibition, hoping that a princess would come for her notebook, and in fact, a princess came, and when he saw her he almost fell from joy, as he did not expect his heart to beat for a girl as beautiful as she was.

The love story of Jamil and Buthaina

The story of Jamil and Buthaina happened in the Umayyad era, where Jamil bin Muammar al-Adhari loved Buthaina bint al-Habbab, and their story began when Jamil saw Buthaina tending to his family’s camels, and Buthaina brought her camels to return the water with them. Jamil’s camels ran away, so he cursed them, and Buthaina did not remain silent, but rather responded to him. Instead of getting angry, he admired her and found it hard to insult her. He loved her and she loved him, and they started dating secretly. Hiyam Jameel intensified for Buthaina, and her passion for him intensified, but her people refused to let him marry her, and in order to increase the flames, they quickly married their daughter to a boy from among them.

This marriage did not change the intense love that filled the hearts of the two lovers, as Jamil used to find ways to meet her secretly, while his husband was unaware of them. The husband knew that Buthaina's relationship with Jamil was continuing, so he resorted to her family and complained about her to them, and her family complained to Jamil's family, so they vowed to kill him, so Jamil fled to Yemen, where his uncles were, and remained there for a while, then returned to his homeland to find Buthaina's people had left for the Levant, so he left after them.

The light began to fade, then the lamp went out, and Buthaina bid farewell to life away from Jamil, to whom she gave her love and loyalty, and the lover bid farewell to his life, hoping to meet after death.

The love story of Qais and Laila

Qais bin Al-Mallouh loved his cousin, Laila bint Al-Mahdi, when they were young and tended to their family’s camels. When they grew up, Laila was withheld from him, and Qais continued to love him, and Laila loved him in return. When the story of their love spread among the people, Laila’s father became angry and refused to marry her. Qais became sad and his health deteriorated because of it. He was deprived of Laila, so his father went to his brother, Laila’s father, and said to him: “Your nephew is on the verge of death or madness, so change your stubbornness and insistence.” However, he refused and was stubborn, and insisted on marrying her to someone else.

When he learned of her love for Qais, he threatened her if she did not accept another husband to imitate her. She reluctantly agreed, and only a few days passed until al-Mahdi married his daughter to Ward bin Muhammad. Qais withdrew from the people and wandered into the valleys, stunned and only able to recover from his stupor at the memory of Laila. Qais began visiting the ruins of her homes, crying, and composing poetry in love with her, until he was called crazy. Laila exchanged that great love for him until she fell ill and was afflicted with illness and weakness, so she died before him. He knew of her death, so he did nothing but stay at her grave, mourning her and her love, until he died.

The love story of Orwa and Afra

Orwa was living in the house of his uncle, Afra’s father, after his father’s death, and they were raised together, and they loved each other when they were boys. When Orwa grew up, he wished that marriage would crown the story of their pure love, so he sent to his uncle to propose to Afra, and money stood in the way of the two lovers, as Afra’s family exaggerated in the dowry, and Orwa was unable to bring it. Urwa insisted on his uncle and declared his love for Afraa to him. Because he was poor, her father began to stall him and make promises. Then he asked him to hit the ground, perhaps life would come to him and he would return with Afraa’s dowry. All he had to do was set off in search of his beloved’s dowry.

He returned after collecting her dowry, and his uncle told him that Afra had died, and he showed him a new grave and told him that this was her grave. Urwa collapsed, lamenting his luck, and his beloved cried for a long time, until he was surprised. News had reached him that Afra had not died, but had gotten married, as an Umayyad had arrived. During his absence, a rich man from the Levant came to the Afraa neighborhood and saw her and she liked him. He proposed to her from her father, then the marriage took place despite her opposition, and he took her to the Levant, where he resides.

When he learned of this, he set off for the Levant and stayed as a guest with Afra’s husband. The husband knew that he was his wife’s cousin, but he did not know of their love, of course. Because he had not met her but her husband, the latter was delaying telling his wife the news of her cousin’s arrival. So Urwa threw his ring into a vessel of milk, and sent the vessel to Afraa with one of the maidservants. Afraa immediately realized that her husband’s guest was her old lover, so he met her. Out of concern for Afraa’s reputation and dignity, and out of respect for her husband, who had served him well and honored his resting place, he left, leaving his love behind him.

Time passed for them, and Urwa fell seriously ill, and contracted tuberculosis until it killed him, and death brought closure to the two lovers with the death of Urwa, and when the news reached Afra, her grief for him intensified, and her soul melted with grief behind him, and she continued to mourn him until she joined him after a short time, and was buried in a grave. Next to him.

A story of much love and pride

Kathir is one of the heroes of love whose names are attributed to the names of their lovers. He is Kathir ibn Abd al-Rahman ibn al-Aswad ibn Malih from Khuza’a. He is an enamored poet, one of the poets of the Umayyad era, from the people of Medina. His father died when he was still young, so his uncle sponsored him and entrusted him with a caretaker of a flock. Of camels.

As for the beloved, she is Azza bint Humail bin Hafs from Banu Hajib bin Ghaffar. She is of Kananiyya lineage. She was often nicknamed Umm Amr in his poetry, and he sometimes called her Tara al-Dhamiriyah and the daughter of al-Dhamriyya, in reference to Banu Damra.

It is said about his love story with Azza that one of the times when he was tending to his many camels and sheep, he found some women from Banu Damra, so he asked them about the nearest water to bring him his sheep, and one of the girls guided him to the place of the water, and this girl who showed him the place of the water was Azza, whose love burned in his heart from that moment, and he began to sing poetry with her, and wrote the most beautiful poems he said with her.

Azza was known for her beauty and eloquence, so Kathir fell in love with her, and wrote poems in his love for her, which angered her family, so they quickly married her off to someone else, and she left with her husband to Egypt, so Kathir’s heart broke, and his feelings were inflamed and intense, and he found nothing but poetry to express his pain and sorrows in the separation. The beloved.

Many traveled to Egypt, where Azza resided after her marriage, and there was his friend Abd al-Aziz ibn Marwan, with whom he found prestige and ease of living. His death occurred in Hijaz, along with Ikrimah, Ibn Abbas’s client, on the same day. It was said: The most jurist of the people and the most poetic of the people died today.