“Belief is one thing, but showing this faith is another… especially when this faith is threatened by a warrior… especially when you are a slave owned by a master who believes in idols and believes that you are not only owned by him but that you were born based on his desire to obtain more profit…”
“Bilal’s Code” is a novel by the writer Ahmed Khairy Al-Omari. Its events begin with the child “Bilal” who was born and raised in America under the care of his mother “Latisha”, a single mother, as her child’s father, called “Saeed”, abandoned her a few months after Bilal was born. Bilal had black skin that he inherited from his mother, whose roots go back to Africa. As a result, Bilal suffered from bullying and racism in the classroom, and then suffered from the pains of a fatal disease where his chance of survival from this epidemic was zero percent.
Bilal watches an advertisement for a film about the character “Bilal bin Rabah”, which arouses his curiosity and he begins searching for his story, and his life changes from that moment on.
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A novel inspired by the biography of the companion Bilal ibn Rabah through the story of a child with cancer searching for the meaning of life and justice.
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