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Taken from: here
Taken from: here
Fansuri’s Love, or in
the Malay version “Cinta Fansuri” is another novel by A. Samad Said set in the
worries of the Gulf War by the Iraqis and the Americans. In the beginning of
the story, one of the character in the novel, Damri travels to various places
and even France to search for Fansuri. Fansuri is tragically in love with a
woman named Fahiyaton that had sworn to be with him but chose to marry the
owner of the black pepper farm instead. This novel questions the issues of
faith, trust and honour in a relationship because after Fahiyaton’s husband
died, she married her late husband’s uncle and hurts Fansuri for the second
time. Later, Fahiyaton was divorced by her second husband and Fansuri rejected
her but three years after the incident, Fahiyaton declined Fansuri’s offer for them
to get married. Sadden by Fahiyaton’s refusal, he vowed to never see Fahiyaton
ever again and moved to France alone until the very end of his life. He even
refused to see Damri and never wanted to be paired up with anyone else as he
was happy that way.
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