سرايا الإخبارية
سرايا الإخبارية
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The novel, as narrated by Dr. Wael Arabiyat based on his grandfather, Haj Abdullah Al-Salim Arabiyat, discusses the relationship between the Founder King Abdullah bin Al-Hussein and the Jordanian people. It describes how the king was keen to connect with his citizens and keep track of their conditions through simple human encounters. The story illustrates that Haj Abdullah, who was one of the king's companions, had returned from a pilgrimage journey, passing through the Jordan Valley area, and decided to visit Prince Abdullah. The king's reaction and how he interacted with Haj Abdullah reflected the closeness and mutual respect between leadership and the people. Additionally, the story emphasizes that Haj Abdullah’s remark, comparing the situation of the people with that of kings, pleased the king and expressed a philosophy of leadership rooted in collective responsibility. It showcased the human connection and emotional bonds between the leader and his followers. The narrative underscores the importance of such stories in documenting national memory and reaffirming concepts of responsibility and concern for people's welfare. It confirms that these tales reflect the essence of love and the historic relationship between the Hashimite leadership and the Jordanian people.
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