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Skribentens beskrivelse af My son the fanaticA Pakistani who lives with his family in England tries to deal with the changing of his son Ali. Parvez notices that the behaviour of his son Ali has changed. Ali’s room got tidier, he parted from his English girlfriend and he has no contact to his other friends any more. Parvez does not know why his son throws all his properties away. Because of Ali’s behaviour changing Parvez starts to drink whisky. He wants to talk with someone about his worries, but he does not dare to talk to his friends at the taxi office, where he works as a taxi driver because he was scared about their reaction. Before this event he has always spoken well of his son. Parvez always wanted to do well in England, so his son should have a good job and his own family. One day Parvez can not keep his worries secret and talks to two close friends at work. He explains that he can not understand his son. Luckily, his friends understanding. They think Ali is taking drugs and sells his possessions to buy more. So they say Parvez have to look after his son. During Parvez’s work time, his last costumers are mainly prostitutes. One of them is Bettina. They already know each other for a long time. Parvez talks with her about their life and hopes, so also about Ali. She gives him hints for what he has to pay attention to prove that his son takes drugs. While Parvez observes his son and his behaviour, there is nothing that leads to drugs. One night Parvez comes home very late after a meeting with Bettina and he notices that his son wakes up for a reason. After some days Parvez finds out that Ali is praying five times every day. Ali’s religious side is the reason for his behaviour. But Parvez avoids all religions because he was treated in a bad way in his young ages during Koran lessons. |
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