Goat days

Here is the translation: The book overview: Here is the generous handout of the fourth edition of the novel "Days of the Goat," which is the Arabic translated version of its original Malayalam text "Adu Jifitam" by its author Benjamin, a talented novelist from the Indian state of Kerala. This novel has gained considerable acceptance and interest in both public and private circles in India, becoming the most read among Malayalam novels and topping the best-sellers list in India, with over one hundred and fifty editions. The novel has received prestigious awards inside and outside India and has been included in the curricula of some universities and high schools in India. The Arabic translation has also gained prominence in Arab public and private circles, especially after it was rumored to be classified among banned books in some countries, and after articles and critical reviews about it were published in leading Arab magazines and newspapers. The novel tells a true story of a simple Indian worker who sold everything he owned in his homeland and traveled to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, in search of a livelihood for his family, but his unfortunate luck led him to a sheep farm in the depths of the Empty Quarter desert, where he lived like the sheep, deprived of his humanity, under the harshness of his employer.