Title: They got married and had many surprises

“One day my prince will come, one day he will tell me… Halima, what did you put in the pasta? It tastes funny!”

By embellishing reality, idealization saves us from the routine of our daily lives. But it also inevitably exposes us to disappointment, frustration and disenchantment. An invigorating and comforting work, which teaches how to “form a harmonious life as a couple”.

Here is the possibility of making the dreams of many earthlings come true, and not just that of Hamid and Halima! Myriam Lakhdra-Bounamcha lives in the Paris region.

Married for ten years, she is the mother of two children. A marriage counselor by training, she is a state graduate at CERFPA in Saint-Laurent-du-Var and a graduate in Sociology Anthropology at the University of Paris VIII.

Specializing in the family and the problems of young people in the suburbs, she also studied religious sciences at the University of Islamic Sciences of François-Bonvin (Paris XV). At 18, she created her first association, JMSF (Jeunes Musulmanes Sportives de France) and, since then, she has continued to get involved in different projects, notably providing religious education courses. In 2006, she set up, with Ms. El Mestari, the Rêvethon association, which set itself the goal of making the dreams of sick children come true.

Having participated in John Gray's "Mars and Venus" workshops, organized by Paul Dewandre in France, she has in turn organized, since 2007, training seminars and dinner conferences on the question of the couple in Islam.

Author: Myriam LAKHDAR & BOUNAMCHA

Editions: HediLina