Georgy Zidane

Al -Abbas, the sister of Al -Rashid (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

In this narration, which is from the series "The Dates of History of Islam", Jerji Zaidan puts you in the bubble of time, then moves to you to live in the Abbasid era on a historical, Islamic, traditional journey, so the palaces and cities enter and wander Baghdad and its environs, transfer you to live the details of the Abbasid caliphs and the tales of princesses of palaces. With this narration, it is automatically moved to the Abbasid era, where luxury, righteousness and sophistication, as described by the writer in excess. The novel tells the story of the marriage contract of Al -Abbas, the sister of Al -Rashid from Jaafar Al -Barmaki, Minister of Harun Al -Rashid until he enters the palace without permission for the law of brotherhood in front of the people and the contract was in the secret, then the good and the good and the Hussein send them to the Hijaz and the following of these events is a sedition and a fight that ended with what is known as the Al -Barameka massacre in which it was killed. A thousand people of them. As usual, Jerji Zidan in his novels is sent by the narration between the logic of the historical novel based on imagination and building of characters and the details of the scene, and between the logic of historical material based on actual facts and events, and also dealt with during these events the political conflict over power between the Secretary and Al -Mamoun, Jaafar bin Al -Hadi and the ministry between Al -Fadl bin Al -Rabi` and Jaafar Al -Barmaki And the struggle of Zubaydah, the wife of Al -Rasheed, with his sister, about their position with the Commander of the Faithful. The novel ended with a tragic end

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Rufoof
• Seitenzahl: 335
• Altersempfehlung: ab 16 Jahre
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Januar 2017
• Arabisch
• ISBN-13: 9786484316875
• Artikelnr.: 68956264