After Pharaoh, Moses, and the Seal of Solomon… and before Jesus and the Master of the Imams… before Islam and before its history… before light and the straight path… a story not recorded in history, but passed down from one storyteller to another… I will write it down on paper that will barely contain it… and leave it to the test of time… Osama…
Basatin Arabistan Part One
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A novel that combines reality and imagination, exploring human struggles in the face of tyranny and posing questions about freedom and dignity within a complex social and cultural context.
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