FATWA

FATWA

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2012 · Anglais · Kindle
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In a world where fear and tension often intertwine with belief and morality, the narrative unfolds around the harrowing implications of a fatwa. The protagonist finds themselves in a precarious position, having become a target of a death threat rooted in deep-seated ideological conflicts. Traversing through various landscapes, both physical and emotional, they are confronted with the harrowing reality of being hunted for their views and existence.

As the story delves into themes of faith, freedom, and the weight of convictions, the character grapples with questions of identity and survival. The exploration of personal and global ramifications ignites a discussion on the complexities of religious interpretation and the nuances of cultural conflict. With each passing moment, the stakes rise, forcing the protagonist to make choices that challenge their understanding of morality, safety, and the essence of humanity.

Through vivid storytelling and rich, thought-provoking scenes, the narrative invites readers to empathize with the struggles faced by those caught in the crosshairs of dogma and dissent. It serves as a powerful reminder of the fragility of life and the lengths to which people will go to protect their ideals and their very existence in a world divided.

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Format Kindle
Pages 52 pages
Langue Anglais
Publié oct. 23, 2012
Éditeur Tor Books
ISBN-10 1466833653
ISBN-13 9781466833654
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