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A reader and admire of my book 9/16/2011 9:39:53 PM
I am glad that book is becoming very popular in many parts of the world. Date: Fri, 16 Sep 2011 14:38:36 +0100
From: abdallahi.mohamed.yahoo.fr
Subject: Thank You Dr. Zahra and Happy Brithady my Angel
To: zahra.raho.hotmail.com
Dear Dr. Zahra,
First of all let me introduce myself. My name is Abdallahi Patrick Mohamed a 46 years old engineer, married with 2 kids and I am a great fan of yours. I have promise my wife to find your contact details and send you an email on her birthday.
Two years ago, and after long long problems between me and my wife, I came across your chef-d'œuvre "How to make a man Happy".
Through out the cold winter nights in Toronto, and while my wife is asleep I was reading and reading your extraordinary book. I started identifying my self and my life, and finding solutions for my problems thorough your beautiful words.
I was able with your guidance to put my wife in a category of the many your sublimely explain in your book, and start explore her deepest thoughts and fears.
The quotes from different women, carefully picked and amazingly expressed by your sincere, intelligent words made me realize how complicated and fragile women are. Through the words of the Nepalese woman, to the Australian, to the Mauritanian, I was finding my way back to the happiness which vanished from my life.
I was passing on your book to friends and family and shared with them the great experience I had while reading it.
I could write a long email to share with you my feelings and to express my gratitude, but knowing how many emails you receive from fans and admirers, I preferred keeping it short to give you the time to read it all.
I would like, when one day I come to Dubai to meet with you and experience for the first time the feeling of meeting a great woman and a great writer.
Finally I would like to say that your book changed my life and I call it "A man Guide to Happiness, through women's words".
