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Al Sajeena | Malika Oufkir

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The prisoner’s novel is a true novel written by “Michelle Fuzzi” on the lips of the protagonist of the novel, “Malika Oufkir.” The novel is painful and tragic to the extreme. I even reach some passages in which I doubt that it is lying. When Oufkir makes a failed coup attempt against the government, he is killed and his family is imprisoned for twenty years, during which they suffer the most severe forms of persecution, pain and diseases. They even prevented some years from meeting each other. They were distributed to the prison rooms in which only bad food could reach them, and they confiscated the books that entertained them and the radio that transmits world news to them. She lived in her childhood in the king’s palace that she adopted and lived the life of princesses for 11 years. At the beginning of the novel, I only saw Malika as a free girl. Then I admired her leadership personality and her ability to adapt to all these difficult circumstances, even though it took her a lot for her to convert from Islam to Christianity and her belief in the ability of the Virgin Mary. To protect them from death
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AED 39
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EPP available for order over AED 1,000
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The prisoner’s novel is a true novel written by “Michelle Fuzzi” on the lips of the protagonist of the novel, “Malika Oufkir.” The novel is painful and tragic to the extreme. I even reach some passages in which I doubt that it is lying. When Oufkir makes a failed coup attempt against the government, he is killed and his family is imprisoned for twenty years, during which they suffer the most severe forms of persecution, pain and diseases. They even prevented some years from meeting each other. They were distributed to the prison rooms in which only bad food could reach them, and they confiscated the books that entertained them and the radio that transmits world news to them. She lived in her childhood in the king’s palace that she adopted and lived the life of princesses for 11 years. At the beginning of the novel, I only saw Malika as a free girl. Then I admired her leadership personality and her ability to adapt to all these difficult circumstances, even though it took her a lot for her to convert from Islam to Christianity and her belief in the ability of the Virgin Mary. To protect them from death
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