Review of The Universal Call
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Review of The Universal Call
[Following is a volunteer review of "The Universal Call" by Fatima El-Hindi.]
The Universal Call by Fatima El-Hindi.
Rating 5 out of 5.
"The Universal Call" by Fatima El-Hindi is the author's own biography combined with valuable life lessons. It begins when she is 7 years old, and her journey is filled with a quest for understanding. At that tender age, she stays awake as her pregnant kitten goes through a difficult birth, sparking her curiosity about life and what happens after. She is dissatisfied with the traditional answers her parents provide and embarks on an intellectual journey, reading books, even those meant for adults, in her quest for answers. Born in Algeria, she grew up with a multilingual cultural background. As a Muslim, she grapples with certain concepts of her religion, such as the treatment of women, that she doesn't agree with. Her dream is to move to the USA and pursue her studies, breaking free from the cultural norms she finds restrictive. Her marriage takes her to the United States, where she meets her husband for the first time at JFK airport. However, her life takes a turn when her husband stops her from continuing her studies, leading to a broken marriage and her return to Algeria with two sons. Despite the challenges, she perseveres, continuing her studies and eventually returning to the US with her husband, Lawrence. Her story is marked by numerous ups and downs, but her unwavering pursuit enables her to achieve what she is today. She overcomes hurdles not only from her religion but also from her community, emerging successfully. She learns so many things because of her struggle. She tries to tell those lessons that you can learn in your life.
This book deserves a full rating for the way she narrates her autobiography, starting from her early years at the age of 7 and developing it from there. The storytelling is exceptionally well done, earning a full rating for such a beautiful book.
There are no negative aspects to the book. It is highly inspirational, and the chapters are well-developed. The way everything is explained allows you to feel as if you are there, watching her grow. The editor also did an excellent job, as there are no grammatical or spelling errors, warranting applause for their work.
In conclusion, this is one of the best autobiographies and learning books I've come across. The way it is narrated is exceptional, and her struggles are deeply inspiring. Despite facing numerous challenges due to her religion, her success story is truly motivating. It's the best book for everyone looking to draw inspiration from her journey. If she can achieve it despite so many hurdles, so can you. Grab your copy now and let her story inspire you.
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The Universal Call
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The Universal Call by Fatima El-Hindi.
Rating 5 out of 5.
"The Universal Call" by Fatima El-Hindi is the author's own biography combined with valuable life lessons. It begins when she is 7 years old, and her journey is filled with a quest for understanding. At that tender age, she stays awake as her pregnant kitten goes through a difficult birth, sparking her curiosity about life and what happens after. She is dissatisfied with the traditional answers her parents provide and embarks on an intellectual journey, reading books, even those meant for adults, in her quest for answers. Born in Algeria, she grew up with a multilingual cultural background. As a Muslim, she grapples with certain concepts of her religion, such as the treatment of women, that she doesn't agree with. Her dream is to move to the USA and pursue her studies, breaking free from the cultural norms she finds restrictive. Her marriage takes her to the United States, where she meets her husband for the first time at JFK airport. However, her life takes a turn when her husband stops her from continuing her studies, leading to a broken marriage and her return to Algeria with two sons. Despite the challenges, she perseveres, continuing her studies and eventually returning to the US with her husband, Lawrence. Her story is marked by numerous ups and downs, but her unwavering pursuit enables her to achieve what she is today. She overcomes hurdles not only from her religion but also from her community, emerging successfully. She learns so many things because of her struggle. She tries to tell those lessons that you can learn in your life.
This book deserves a full rating for the way she narrates her autobiography, starting from her early years at the age of 7 and developing it from there. The storytelling is exceptionally well done, earning a full rating for such a beautiful book.
There are no negative aspects to the book. It is highly inspirational, and the chapters are well-developed. The way everything is explained allows you to feel as if you are there, watching her grow. The editor also did an excellent job, as there are no grammatical or spelling errors, warranting applause for their work.
In conclusion, this is one of the best autobiographies and learning books I've come across. The way it is narrated is exceptional, and her struggles are deeply inspiring. Despite facing numerous challenges due to her religion, her success story is truly motivating. It's the best book for everyone looking to draw inspiration from her journey. If she can achieve it despite so many hurdles, so can you. Grab your copy now and let her story inspire you.
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The Universal Call
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon
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