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Author's name: Abdel-Ilah bin Arafa

With the release of this fourteenth novel, the author's pioneering project, whose novels span a period extending from the era of prophecy to the modern era, is complete. Writing with light, writing with the state, and writing with the breath, is the identity of this pioneering, mystical project, which has made luminous states a source of inspiration for writing across the levels of breaths in the eternal life of the soul. We follow the novel across three generations: the grandfather and grandmother (colonialism); the father and mother (independence); and the son (the stage of manifestation). A reverse movement begins with the son, "Abdullah Mohieddin," the novel's protagonist, traveling to Paris to complete his graduate studies. There, he will meet the proponents of remaining goodness, righteousness, and the Hanafi school in the West, along with the legacy of the great French sage René Guénon (Abdul Wahid Yahya), author of the most prominent principled critique of the foundations of modern materialistic civilization...

A journey that depicts the intersection of past and present; East and West; matter and spirit; and the struggle of the forces of darkness against the bearers of divine wisdom from among the “remnants” of righteousness...