Baraa Abualhija

Baraa is a storyteller at heart, deeply inspired by the rich tapestry of experiences that shape our lives. One of the defining moments in Baraa's narrative journey is encapsulated in the heartwarming tale of "Sami’s First Ramadan." This story beautifully illustrates the significance of family, gratitude, and community, reflecting Baraa’s own values and beliefs. Through the eyes of young Sami, Baraa explores the profound lessons of patience and generosity that Ramadan imparts, emphasizing how shared moments around the dinner table can transform into powerful rituals of love and connection.

Baraa's storytelling is driven by a passion for capturing the essence of cultural traditions and the beauty of human relationships. In "Sami’s First Ramadan," the simple act of breaking fast becomes a symbol of togetherness, illustrating how food can nourish not only the body but also the spirit. Baraa believes that stories, much like the act of sharing food, foster understanding and empathy among diverse communities. By weaving narratives that resonate with universal themes of kindness and gratitude, Baraa invites readers to reflect on their own experiences and the bonds that unite us all.