Shimon Al-Masri papers

About Shimon the Egyptian Papers Osama Abdul Raouf Al Shazly Shimon the Egyptian Papers, on the last night of the eighth month of the sixtieth year after leaving the wilderness of “Sin” in the desert of the wilderness in the land of Sinai, died “Shimon bin Zahari” nicknamed Shimon the Egyptian, but after he wrote his memoirs about his journey during the years of wandering that accompanied the children of Israel during their exit from Egypt to escape Pharaoh’s tyranny under the care of both our master “Moses peace be upon him” and “our master Aaron peace be upon him”, leaving us “Shimon” a long, exciting, religious historical narrative told in more than six hundred pages, Shimon the Egyptian Papers, recounted many detailed events that may be realistic for many of the children of Israel… A young Hebrew Jewish boy born to an Israeli father and an Egyptian mother, he and his people lived in humiliation and persecution by an oppressive Egyptian Pharaoh who used all methods of repression, injustice, and torture against his people, until our master “Moses peace be upon him” led his people of the children of Israel across the Sinai Desert to return to their homeland in Palestine, but they commit many foolish acts and disobedience to God's commands; thus they wander in the Sinai Desert for forty years, unable to leave it for Palestine or return to Egypt. But in Shimon the Egyptian’s papers, Shimon presents us with strange and wondrous stories that accompanied his people of the children of Israel during that period, perhaps making the reader sometimes sympathetic with the children of Israel and viewing them as victims rather than perpetrators, and that their failure to fully obey God's commands may have been due to fear, panic, and anxiety about death and annihilation, not rebellion and disobedience to the Almighty. Many intertwined and complex stories, some perhaps real, which the author managed to obtain from rare religious and historical references during his twenty-year research period, and some perhaps fictional, where the author unleashed his creativity to convey his perspective, some of his philosophical opinions, and enlightened ideas about some ancient historical topics… A wonderful journey and new events that you will read about for the first time in Shimon the Egyptian Papers, about the tales of the children of Israel and how they spent forty years lost in the desert and their suffering during that period. You may not find these stories in many books, but surely you will enjoy reading it if you browse through just one book — Shimon the Egyptian Papers.