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النهار
If Words Die Before Us
The article reflects on a world in which writing disappears, warning that the death of words means the loss of human memory and names, and the inability to understand events or preserve the suffering of those who lived through them. The danger, it says, lies not only in books burning or ink drying up, but also in writers being silenced, readers being worn down, and injustice being normalized and truth distorted until words sink beneath the noise and lose their meaning. It concludes that civilizations do not die when their books burn, but when no one feels the need to write so that people will not be forgotten and the truth will not be erased.
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