The Children of the Nile

This novel is a captivating and sensitive portrayal of life in Egypt at the turn of the 20th century. With richly drawn characters and immersive descriptions of the Nile River and the bustling cities of Cairo and Alexandria, Pickthall offers readers a glimpse into a time and place that is both fascinating and mysterious.

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