Hamza

Author's name: Dr. Muhammad al-Damardash al-Aqali

But Hamza has no mourners. This is a brief sentence uttered by the beloved Mustafa (peace be upon him), carrying deep sorrow for the loss of his uncle and childhood and youth friend, Hamza ibn Abdul Muttalib. The novel narrates the biography of the Lion of Islam and its Messenger (peace be upon him), who has rarely been written about despite his great impact in strengthening the pillars of religion and raising the banner of truth. The Arabic library suffers, and rightly so, from the scarcity of sources that classify this hero. Therefore, the novel came to fill a gap and is a unique literary work and narrative novel that emerges from the lines of established narratives, and gathers the scattered news in the bellies of history books, biographies and various translations. The writer organizes them with the thread of the novel according to what his pen foresees of the facts of conditions, the nature of people and the news of the country, without inventing or proving stories that are not proven by authentic narratives, or denying narratives proven by trustworthy narrators.