Samatya - An Egyptian Woman Among the Children o Israel
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It was not in mind, while this book was being written, to recount to my dear reader the story of the prophet Moses (Peace Be Upon Him and upon all God’s messengers as well), that most of us, if not all, know his story very well .
Transcript of Samatya - An Egyptian Woman Among the Children o Israel
It was not in mind, while this book was being
written, to recount to my dear reader the story of
the prophet Moses (Peace Be Upon Him and
upon all God’s messengers as well),
that most of us, if not all, know his story very well.
Undoubtedly, it is elaborately recounted
in many books (the best example is the
Holy Qur’an itself) that most of it is, almost, about his story with the Pharaoh and the
Children of Israel.
The basic foundation upon which the events of this story take place is that each
era has its own great heroes
from among the general public,
who are not mentioned in
history.
Although the heroes of this story are created by the
author’s imagination, they do
exist in all eras under different
names.
As we may know, the people of misfortune
are not only the prophets, but also
many others that you may see around you. For those are grades of dignity with their
Lord, then the company of prophets
in Paradise.
Thus, the story here highlights the general
public, during the times of prophet
Moses , whose lives go in parallel with the
big event that has already happened.
Without further prolongation, it is better for my dear
reader himself to read, fly with his own
imagination, travel a few thousand years
back in time, and live with the events of the
story.
FIRST EDITIONCopyright © Mohamed
Adly 2017The Author asserts his
moral right tobe identified as the author
of this work
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Chapter I : An Evening on the River Nile
Chapter II : Inside the Pharaoh’s Palace
Chapter III : Hori’s
Dreams
Chapter IV : A Hard Night
Chapter V : Malissa and Samatya
Chapter VI : In the South
Chapter VII : Among the Children of Israel
Chapter VIII : Rachel and Samatya
Chapter IX : Aborted Dreams
Chapter X : The New House
Chapter XI : The City Market
Chapter XII : Preparation for the
Festival
Chapter XIII : News from the
Royal Palace
Chapter XIV : The Buds of the
Garden
Chapter XV : The Festival Day
Chapter XVI : The Three
Friends
Chapter XVII : A Rising Star
Chapter XVIII : The Old Man
Chapter XIX : Asmaya
Chapter XX : The Unexpected
Chapter XXI : The Exodus from
Egypt
SAMATYA An Egyptian Woman Among the
Children of Israel is the monotheistic story of love triumphing over
faith intermingled with murder and tragedy.
Hori is a poor farmer who lives with his
beloved Egyptian wife, Samatya, in the hills overlooking the Nile.
Hori dreams of a better life for his family and follows a new career that takes him away
from his beloved Samatya.
Great hardship, suffering and destruction all resulting from
Samatya and Hori's differences in their
religious beliefs will test their faith
and courage.
Are they destined to finally be together, or
will a devastating succession of events culminate in murder
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