Ibn Battuta and the Lost Shadow By Abd al-Rahman Azzam / Khalid Seydo
ISBN: 9781900251264
Author: Abd al-Rahman Azzam / Khalid Seydo
Binding: Softcover
Pages: 36
Size: 5.8 x 8.3 inches
Publication Year: 1997
Description
About This Book:
Abd al-Rahman Azzam and Khalid Seydo's "Ibn Battuta and the Lost Shadow" is a grasping novel that traverses existence, combining history, experience, and dreams. This inventive account mixes a convincing story of investigation, interest, and the quest for a lost shadow against the scenery of Ibn Battuta's genuine ventures. Azzam and Seydo go on perusers on an outing that obscures the hindrances between truth and fiction, winding around a story embroidery propelled by Ibn Battuta's popular experiences.
The Real-Life Adventures of Ibn Battuta
The story starts by arranging watchers inside the authentic foundation of Ibn Battuta's astonishing excursions. Azzam and Seydo give looks into the adventurer's changed societies, areas, and encounters, laying the foundation for the phenomenal components that follow.
A Magical Encounter
"Ibn Battuta and the Lost Shadow" takes a heavenly turn when the hero, Ibn Battuta, encounters a secret and supernatural component — the deficiency of his own shadow. This plot shock adds a captivating profundity to the story, obscuring the lines between truth and dream such that copies the erratic idea of Ibn Battuta's own excursions.
The Adventure Begins
The story is created with subjects of secret, interest, and the obscure as Ibn Battuta goes on a journey to save his lost shadow. Azzam and Seydo masterfully arrange the line between verifiable precision and inventive narrating, making a story that typifies the soul of Ibn Battuta's ravenous interest and want for information.
