Shimon Al-Masri papers

A brief about the book "Shimon the Egyptian's Papers": This is the conclusion of what was written by "Shimon bin Zahari," nicknamed Shimon the Egyptian, about the news of the children of Israel in the Sinai wilderness, and what happened to them from crossing the sea until the death of Moses bin عمران. And I know that I have written in these pages only one of two matters, a matter I witnessed with my own eyes or a matter I heard from a trustworthy man. And I bear witness to the Lord (El), that I did not intend with this book any glory or honor, but rather to show my testimony on a generation of the children of Israel, whom God chose and saved by a miracle from their enemy, then He was angry with them and destroyed them in that barren wilderness, after He made them suffer the hardship of travel and the bitterness of wandering. This is a book I do not know who will read it, so whoever you are, I hope you remember the author of these pages with mercy and pray for his forgiveness. "Shimon bin Zahari bin Reuben, nicknamed Shimon the Egyptian." It was completed on the last night of the eighth month of the year sixty after the Exodus. A beautiful religious historical narrative in which we move with Shimon bin Zahari and follow his journey of the children of Israel leaving Egypt, their salvation, and Pharaoh's drowning. Then what happened in the Sinai wilderness from events, combining Quranic stories of that period and the news of the children of Israel until the death of Prophet Moses, as well as what happened to the children of Ishmael in Mecca and the Arabian Peninsula, and how the worship changed there, and what Amr ibn Lahi did in terms of idol worship. Quotes from "Shimon the Egyptian's Papers": "Do you know what wandering is? It is life on a false hope, feeling that the closer you get, the farther you are, and the nearer you come, the more you hope, only to swallow disappointment again and again." "I fear, like a servant fears disobedience to his master, and I fear, like a lover fears anger from his beloved." "Everything in the universe has stopped to witness that moment when the eternal truth manifests itself undeniably, the truth that the hardest thing in human life is the freedom of choice." To request the rest of the writer Osama Al-Shazly's books: "A Covenant of Damianna" and "Shimon the Egyptian's Papers."