However, to change the rules she put the fate of the world’s peace in the hands of a woman who rose to the situation and proved that women are strong and brave. The author highlights the inequality between men and women brightly in this book. The theme of women’s empowerment is very evident in this book. That’s why Hafiza had to disguise herself as a man to go around undetected and to distribute the food, she put herself in danger and hunted, for the poor neighbors around her. They cannot work and cannot make something out of themselves, they can’t even long for more. “The first step to getting anywhere is believing you can.”Īt this time and still, in the Eastern world, the huge patriarchal power denied women of any glory, they exist just to be mothers and wives. She became the famous hunter and she claimed no glory, and when she was invited on a mission to the most dangerous place she knows, Sharr, she decided to go and free magic so life would return to the glory and peacefulness it used to thrive in. She didn’t stop there she hunted for her whole town to make sure no one is hungry. Because her family was starving she decided to go into this dark fold to hunt. She shatters the world for the ones she loves. She doesn’t sit tight and wait for the world to shatter. Hafiza is this caring woman, but more importantly, she is angry. The book takes place in a Mystic Arabian world where there was magic once, but it disappeared out of nowhere, and instead, there is this huge fold that reminds me of the fold in the Grisha Trilogy, where it is very dark and dangerous and now one would dare cross it except of course our protagonist Hafiza
“Knowledge without action is vanity, but action without knowledge is insanity.”
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