Zainab

Author: Muhammad Hussein Hikal Classification: Classics and Literature Number of pages: 408 pages Overview: And so her tender heart remained fluctuating with her conflicting feelings, sometimes seeking happiness in the heart of someone dear to her, whom she loves as much as she loves Zainab, and harboring within her the fire of longing that sustains and weakens her, and sometimes entering the world of belief and surrender where fate has drawn the plan of life for people until the distant end of time, until that time which we cannot define when everything becomes as it was at the first creation. And finally she saw that the bitter life she lives today is impossible to endure, and she saw the regret for what she did when she closed her ears to every call from Ibrahim. "Zainab" is one of the classics of literature, that literary production which takes us back to the creativity of past eras, but in a modern, smooth, and accessible form, so we sail into the past with the paddle of the future. Dr. Muhammad Hussein Hikal relies on authentic sources, shedding new light on them. He excelled in historical writing due to his broad perspective and precise research, and he created his stories with remarkable brilliance; blending history and literature in a unique way.