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The Fall of the Imam
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The Fall of the Imam: Bint Allah knows herself only as the Daughter of God. Born in a stifling male-dominated state, ruled by the Imam and his coterie of ministers, she dreams of one day reaching the top of a distant hill visible through the bars of the orphanage window. But Bint Allah`s ambitions do not escape the attention of the Imam, who never feels secure no matter how well he protects himself. When the Imam falsely accuses Bint Allah of adultery and sentences her to death by stoning, he is not prepared for what happens next. A postmodern fantasia, this powerful and poetic novel is a call to arms against those who use religion as a weapon against women. Englisch, Taschenbuch.
The Fall of the Imam: Bint Allah knows herself only as the Daughter of God. Born in a stifling male-dominated state, ruled by the Imam and his coterie of ministers, she dreams of one day reaching the top of a distant hill visible through the bars of the orphanage window. But Bint Allah`s ambitions do not escape the attention of the Imam, who never feels secure no matter how well he protects himself. When the Imam falsely accuses Bint Allah of adultery and sentences her to death by stoning, he is not prepared for what happens next. A postmodern fantasia, this powerful and poetic novel is a call to arms against those who use religion as a weapon against women. Englisch, Taschenbuch.
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The Fall of the Imam
~EN NWISBN: 9780863566127 bzw. 086356612X, vermutlich in Englisch, Durnell Marston; Saqi, neu.
Lieferung aus: Deutschland, plus shipping.
Bint Allah knows herself only as the Daughter of God. Born in a stifling male-dominated state, ruled by the Imam and his coterie of ministers, she dreams of one day reaching the top of a distant hill visible through the bars of the orphanage window. But Bint Allah's ambitions do not escape the attention of the Imam, who never feels secure no matter how well he protects himself. When the Imam falsely accuses Bint Allah of adultery and sentences her to death by stoning, he is not prepared for what happens next. A postmodern fantasia, this powerful and poetic novel is a call to arms against those who use religion as a weapon against women.
Bint Allah knows herself only as the Daughter of God. Born in a stifling male-dominated state, ruled by the Imam and his coterie of ministers, she dreams of one day reaching the top of a distant hill visible through the bars of the orphanage window. But Bint Allah's ambitions do not escape the attention of the Imam, who never feels secure no matter how well he protects himself. When the Imam falsely accuses Bint Allah of adultery and sentences her to death by stoning, he is not prepared for what happens next. A postmodern fantasia, this powerful and poetic novel is a call to arms against those who use religion as a weapon against women.
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The Fall Of The Imam
~EN NWISBN: 9780863566127 bzw. 086356612X, vermutlich in Englisch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Kanada, plus shipping.
Bint Allah knows herself only as the Daughter of God. Born in a stifling male-dominated state, ruled by the Imam and his coterie of ministers, she dreams of one day reaching the top of a distant hill visible through the bars of the orphanage window. But Bint Allah''s ambitions do not escape the attention of the Imam, who never feels secure no matter how well he protects himself. When the Imam falsely accuses Bint Allah of adultery and sentences her to death by stoning, he is not prepared for what happens next. ''Haunting and often mesmerising ... a powerful and moving expose of the horrors that women and children can be exposed to by the tenets of faith.'' New Humanist, UK ''At a time when nobody else was talking, [El Saadawi] spoke the unspeakable.'' Margaret Atwood, BBC Imagine ''The leading spokeswoman on the status of women in the Arab world'' The Guardian ''El Saadawi writes with directness and passion'' New York Times ''A poignant and brave writer'' Marie Claire ''El Saadawi has come to embody the trials of Arab feminism'' San Francisco Chronicle.
Bint Allah knows herself only as the Daughter of God. Born in a stifling male-dominated state, ruled by the Imam and his coterie of ministers, she dreams of one day reaching the top of a distant hill visible through the bars of the orphanage window. But Bint Allah''s ambitions do not escape the attention of the Imam, who never feels secure no matter how well he protects himself. When the Imam falsely accuses Bint Allah of adultery and sentences her to death by stoning, he is not prepared for what happens next. ''Haunting and often mesmerising ... a powerful and moving expose of the horrors that women and children can be exposed to by the tenets of faith.'' New Humanist, UK ''At a time when nobody else was talking, [El Saadawi] spoke the unspeakable.'' Margaret Atwood, BBC Imagine ''The leading spokeswoman on the status of women in the Arab world'' The Guardian ''El Saadawi writes with directness and passion'' New York Times ''A poignant and brave writer'' Marie Claire ''El Saadawi has come to embody the trials of Arab feminism'' San Francisco Chronicle.
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Two Women in One
~EN PB NWISBN: 9780863566912 bzw. 086356691X, vermutlich in Englisch, Saqi Durnell Marston, Taschenbuch, neu.
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Two Women in One: Bahiah Shaheen, an eighteen-year-old medical student and the daughter of a prominent Egyptian public official, finds the male students in her class coarse and alien. Her father, too, seems to belong to a race apart. Frustrated by her hard-working, well-behaved, middle-class public persona, her meeting with a stranger at a gallery one day proves to be the beginning of her road to self-discovery and the start of her realisation that fulfilment in life is indeed possible. Englisch, Taschenbuch.
Two Women in One: Bahiah Shaheen, an eighteen-year-old medical student and the daughter of a prominent Egyptian public official, finds the male students in her class coarse and alien. Her father, too, seems to belong to a race apart. Frustrated by her hard-working, well-behaved, middle-class public persona, her meeting with a stranger at a gallery one day proves to be the beginning of her road to self-discovery and the start of her realisation that fulfilment in life is indeed possible. Englisch, Taschenbuch.
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Two Women In One
~EN NWISBN: 9780863566912 bzw. 086356691X, vermutlich in Englisch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Kanada, plus shipping.
Bahiah Shaheen, an eighteen-year-old medical student and the daughter of a prominent Egyptian public official, finds the male students in her class coarse and alien. Her father, too, seems to belong to a race apart. Frustrated by her hardworking, well-behaved, middle-class public persona, her meeting with a stranger at a gallery one day proves to be the beginning of her road to self-discovery and the start of her realisation that fulfilment in life is indeed possible. ''These two women live, to some degree, in every thinking woman.'' New York Times Book Review ''... an intensely told story ... A valuable opportunity to understand more clearly the currents of thought regarding women in a culture vastly different from the West.'' Christian Science Monitor ''At a time when nobody else was talking, [El Saadawi] spoke the unspeakable.'' Margaret Atwood, BBC Imagine ''The leading spokeswoman on the status of women in the Arab world'' The Guardian ''El Saadawi writes with directness and passion'' New York Times ''A poignant and brave writer'' Marie Claire ''El Saadawi has come to embody the trials of Arab feminism'' San Francisco Chronicle.
Bahiah Shaheen, an eighteen-year-old medical student and the daughter of a prominent Egyptian public official, finds the male students in her class coarse and alien. Her father, too, seems to belong to a race apart. Frustrated by her hardworking, well-behaved, middle-class public persona, her meeting with a stranger at a gallery one day proves to be the beginning of her road to self-discovery and the start of her realisation that fulfilment in life is indeed possible. ''These two women live, to some degree, in every thinking woman.'' New York Times Book Review ''... an intensely told story ... A valuable opportunity to understand more clearly the currents of thought regarding women in a culture vastly different from the West.'' Christian Science Monitor ''At a time when nobody else was talking, [El Saadawi] spoke the unspeakable.'' Margaret Atwood, BBC Imagine ''The leading spokeswoman on the status of women in the Arab world'' The Guardian ''El Saadawi writes with directness and passion'' New York Times ''A poignant and brave writer'' Marie Claire ''El Saadawi has come to embody the trials of Arab feminism'' San Francisco Chronicle.
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Two Women in One
~EN NWISBN: 9780863566912 bzw. 086356691X, vermutlich in Englisch, Durnell Marston; Saqi, neu.
Lieferung aus: Deutschland, plus shipping.
Bahiah Shaheen, an eighteen-year-old medical student and the daughter of a prominent Egyptian public official, finds the male students in her class coarse and alien. Her father, too, seems to belong to a race apart. Frustrated by her hard-working, well-behaved, middle-class public persona, her meeting with a stranger at a gallery one day proves to be the beginning of her road to self-discovery and the start of her realisation that fulfilment in life is indeed possible.
Bahiah Shaheen, an eighteen-year-old medical student and the daughter of a prominent Egyptian public official, finds the male students in her class coarse and alien. Her father, too, seems to belong to a race apart. Frustrated by her hard-working, well-behaved, middle-class public persona, her meeting with a stranger at a gallery one day proves to be the beginning of her road to self-discovery and the start of her realisation that fulfilment in life is indeed possible.
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The Fall of the Imam Nawal El Saadawi Author
~EN PB NWISBN: 9780863566127 bzw. 086356612X, vermutlich in Englisch, Saqi Books, Taschenbuch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, plus shipping.
Bint Allah knows herself only as the Daughter of God. Born in a stifling male-dominated state, ruled by the Imam and his coterie of ministers, she dreams of one day reaching the top of a distant hill visible through the bars of the orphanage window.But Bint Allah’s ambitions do not escape the attention of the Imam, who never feels secure no matter how well he protects himself. When the Imam falsely accuses Bint Allah of adultery and sentences her to death by stoning, he is not prepared for what happens next.‘Haunting and often mesmerising … a powerful and moving exposé of the horrors that women and children can be exposed to by the tenets of faith.’ New Humanist, UK‘At a time when nobody else was talking, [El Saadawi] spoke the unspeakable.’ Margaret Atwood, BBC Imagine‘The leading spokeswoman on the status of women in the Arab world’ The Guardian‘El Saadawi writes with directness and passion’ New York Times‘A poignant and brave writer’ Marie Claire‘El Saadawi has come to embody the trials of Arab feminism’ San Francisco Chronicle.
Bint Allah knows herself only as the Daughter of God. Born in a stifling male-dominated state, ruled by the Imam and his coterie of ministers, she dreams of one day reaching the top of a distant hill visible through the bars of the orphanage window.But Bint Allah’s ambitions do not escape the attention of the Imam, who never feels secure no matter how well he protects himself. When the Imam falsely accuses Bint Allah of adultery and sentences her to death by stoning, he is not prepared for what happens next.‘Haunting and often mesmerising … a powerful and moving exposé of the horrors that women and children can be exposed to by the tenets of faith.’ New Humanist, UK‘At a time when nobody else was talking, [El Saadawi] spoke the unspeakable.’ Margaret Atwood, BBC Imagine‘The leading spokeswoman on the status of women in the Arab world’ The Guardian‘El Saadawi writes with directness and passion’ New York Times‘A poignant and brave writer’ Marie Claire‘El Saadawi has come to embody the trials of Arab feminism’ San Francisco Chronicle.
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Two Women in One Nawal El Saadawi Author
~EN PB NWISBN: 9780863566912 bzw. 086356691X, vermutlich in Englisch, Saqi Books, Taschenbuch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, plus shipping.
Bahiah Shaheen, an eighteen-year-old medical student and the daughter of a prominent Egyptian public official, finds the male students in her class coarse and alien. Her father, too, seems to belong to a race apart. Frustrated by her hardworking, well-behaved, middle-class public persona, her meeting with a stranger at a gallery one day proves to be the beginning of her road to self-discovery and the start of her realisation that fulfilment in life is indeed possible.‘These two women live, to some degree, in every thinking woman.’ New York Times Book Review‘... an intensely told story ... A valuable opportunity to understand more clearly the currents of thought regarding women in a culture vastly different from the West.’ Christian Science Monitor‘At a time when nobody else was talking, [El Saadawi] spoke the unspeakable.’ Margaret Atwood, BBC Imagine‘The leading spokeswoman on the status of women in the Arab world’ The Guardian‘El Saadawi writes with directness and passion’ New York Times‘A poignant and brave writer’ Marie Claire‘El Saadawi has come to embody the trials of Arab feminism’ San Francisco Chronicle.
Bahiah Shaheen, an eighteen-year-old medical student and the daughter of a prominent Egyptian public official, finds the male students in her class coarse and alien. Her father, too, seems to belong to a race apart. Frustrated by her hardworking, well-behaved, middle-class public persona, her meeting with a stranger at a gallery one day proves to be the beginning of her road to self-discovery and the start of her realisation that fulfilment in life is indeed possible.‘These two women live, to some degree, in every thinking woman.’ New York Times Book Review‘... an intensely told story ... A valuable opportunity to understand more clearly the currents of thought regarding women in a culture vastly different from the West.’ Christian Science Monitor‘At a time when nobody else was talking, [El Saadawi] spoke the unspeakable.’ Margaret Atwood, BBC Imagine‘The leading spokeswoman on the status of women in the Arab world’ The Guardian‘El Saadawi writes with directness and passion’ New York Times‘A poignant and brave writer’ Marie Claire‘El Saadawi has come to embody the trials of Arab feminism’ San Francisco Chronicle.
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