9789776732773 - Messiah of the Orient di Darweesh, Rasool (11 risultati)

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. In the smoky, turbulent streets of ancient Baghdad and through the glowing screens of our digital age, a mystical bridge spans across centuries to tell a tale unlike any other. In the play "Messiah of the Orient," history is not merely read-it is inhaled through the eyes of Khalil and Ahoud. Driven by modern curiosity and a mysterious electronic application, they find themselves thrust back in time, standing face-to-face with the legendary Sufi martyr, Al-Husayn ibn Mansur Al-Hallaj, within the walls of his prison.This work is more than a revival of a controversial mystic's life; it is a profound mirror reflecting the disappointments of the present onto the wounds of the past. As the narrative unfolds, it poses an eternal question: Do human errors ever truly change, or are we forever prisoners of an inherited cycle of conflict? From the heart of the Abbasid era, Al-Hallaj emerges with a vision that transcends iron bars, teaching us that true freedom is not an escape from a cell, but a "sport of the soul" in its war against worldly desires.With masterful literary flair, Rasool Darweesh weaves a philosophical drama that begins with a spark of rebellion in the dungeons of Baghdad and ends by unveiling the hidden truths of the human spirit. Here, the essence of Christ meets the spirit of Al-Hallaj, and the authority of the state clashes with the power of the word. "Messiah of the Orient" is an invitation to contemplate the core of faith, the struggle of principles, and the search for a "Messiah" who washes away the sins of the Orient with the blood of altruism and love. "A time-bending odyssey to the heart of burning Baghdad, where the digital pulse of the 21st century meets the haunting silence of Al-Hallaj to unlock the ultimate secret of chains and freedom." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. In the smoky, turbulent streets of ancient Baghdad and through the glowing screens of our digital age, a mystical bridge spans across centuries to tell a tale unlike any other. In the play "Messiah of the Orient," history is not merely read-it is inhaled through the eyes of Khalil and Ahoud. Driven by modern curiosity and a mysterious electronic application, they find themselves thrust back in time, standing face-to-face with the legendary Sufi martyr, Al-Husayn ibn Mansur Al-Hallaj, within the walls of his prison.This work is more than a revival of a controversial mystic's life; it is a profound mirror reflecting the disappointments of the present onto the wounds of the past. As the narrative unfolds, it poses an eternal question: Do human errors ever truly change, or are we forever prisoners of an inherited cycle of conflict? From the heart of the Abbasid era, Al-Hallaj emerges with a vision that transcends iron bars, teaching us that true freedom is not an escape from a cell, but a "sport of the soul" in its war against worldly desires.With masterful literary flair, Rasool Darweesh weaves a philosophical drama that begins with a spark of rebellion in the dungeons of Baghdad and ends by unveiling the hidden truths of the human spirit. Here, the essence of Christ meets the spirit of Al-Hallaj, and the authority of the state clashes with the power of the word. "Messiah of the Orient" is an invitation to contemplate the core of faith, the struggle of principles, and the search for a "Messiah" who washes away the sins of the Orient with the blood of altruism and love. "A time-bending odyssey to the heart of burning Baghdad, where the digital pulse of the 21st century meets the haunting silence of Al-Hallaj to unlock the ultimate secret of chains and freedom." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. In the smoky, turbulent streets of ancient Baghdad and through the glowing screens of our digital age, a mystical bridge spans across centuries to tell a tale unlike any other. In the play "Messiah of the Orient," history is not merely read-it is inhaled through the eyes of Khalil and Ahoud. Driven by modern curiosity and a mysterious electronic application, they find themselves thrust back in time, standing face-to-face with the legendary Sufi martyr, Al-Husayn ibn Mansur Al-Hallaj, within the walls of his prison.This work is more than a revival of a controversial mystic's life; it is a profound mirror reflecting the disappointments of the present onto the wounds of the past. As the narrative unfolds, it poses an eternal question: Do human errors ever truly change, or are we forever prisoners of an inherited cycle of conflict? From the heart of the Abbasid era, Al-Hallaj emerges with a vision that transcends iron bars, teaching us that true freedom is not an escape from a cell, but a "sport of the soul" in its war against worldly desires.With masterful literary flair, Rasool Darweesh weaves a philosophical drama that begins with a spark of rebellion in the dungeons of Baghdad and ends by unveiling the hidden truths of the human spirit. Here, the essence of Christ meets the spirit of Al-Hallaj, and the authority of the state clashes with the power of the word. "Messiah of the Orient" is an invitation to contemplate the core of faith, the struggle of principles, and the search for a "Messiah" who washes away the sins of the Orient with the blood of altruism and love. "A time-bending odyssey to the heart of burning Baghdad, where the digital pulse of the 21st century meets the haunting silence of Al-Hallaj to unlock the ultimate secret of chains and freedom." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In the smoky, turbulent streets of ancient Baghdad and through the glowing screens of our digital age, a mystical bridge spans across centuries to tell a tale unlike any other. In the play 'Messiah of the Orient,' history is not merely read-it is inhaled through the eyes of Khalil and Ahoud. Driven by modern curiosity and a mysterious electronic application, they find themselves thrust back in time, standing face-to-face with the legendary Sufi martyr, Al-Husayn ibn Mansur Al-Hallaj, within the walls of his prison.This work is more than a revival of a controversial mystic's life; it is a profound mirror reflecting the disappointments of the present onto the wounds of the past. As the narrative unfolds, it poses an eternal question: Do human errors ever truly change, or are we forever prisoners of an inherited cycle of conflict From the heart of the Abbasid era, Al-Hallaj emerges with a vision that transcends iron bars, teaching us that true freedom is not an escape from a cell, but a 'sport of the soul' in its war against worldly desires.With masterful literary flair, Rasool Darweesh weaves a philosophical drama that begins with a spark of rebellion in the dungeons of Baghdad and ends by unveiling the hidden truths of the human spirit. Here, the essence of Christ meets the spirit of Al-Hallaj, and the authority of the state clashes with the power of the word. 'Messiah of the Orient' is an invitation to contemplate the core of faith, the struggle of principles, and the search for a 'Messiah' who washes away the sins of the Orient with the blood of altruism and love.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Messiah of the Orient | Rasool Darweesh | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | żżżżżżż żżżżż żżżżżżżż | EAN 9789776732773 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.