Moon door

In a representative novel rich in fabrics of Arab and Islamic history, the writer weaves an amazing story that embodies the details of the golden eras in the annals of time, as he chooses the cities of Egypt, Iraq, the Levant, Cyrenaica, and Africa as theaters for its dramatic events. He excels at portraying characters with imaginative touches that reflect the true realism of history, illuminating through the pages of the novel the social, political, doctrinal, and geographical features of the Arab countries. He did not neglect to clarify the foundations upon which the Prophet relied in spreading the principles of Islamic advocacy, which made the book receive great praise and wide appreciation from the scholars of Islamic thought upon its appearance.