Granada Trilogy Radwa Ashour seventeenth edition 2016 Pages: 515 pages

Publisher: Dar Al-Shurooq Type: Literature / Novel Language: Arabic Author: Radwa Ashour Brief about the novel: "The Arabs of Granada became like a courtesan dancing and defiling herself to please her masters because she is afraid" Arab stories; Radwa digs into the wound of Andalusia and Muslims in a historical period that will not be forgotten, taking us on a not-so-brief journey to the Kingdom of Granada after the fall of all Islamic kingdoms in Andalusia, where the events of the trilogy begin in 1491. Arab stories; describe the state of Muslims over a hundred years in three successive generations and what they endured of oppression, which is manifested through the heroine in the following verses: Oh you who, after the dignity of your people, became like a woman dancing and defiling herself to please her masters because she is afraid. Yesterday they were kings in their homes, and today they are slaves in the land of disbelief. Quotes: "In the loneliness of your prison, you see your loved ones more, because there is time, and because they come to you eagerly in your hardship, and leave you to contemplate their faces as much as you wish, even if your contemplation lasts." "There is no benefit behind these efforts, so how can your enemy be just to you, and how do you expect him to protect you from the calamities caused by him?" "Sometimes I say that life is harsh without meaning or necessity, and sometimes I say that our luck from it, even if it is bad, is less harsh than others, much less."