The Early Hours: A novel by Marmaduke Pickthall lantern

The Early Hours: A novel by Marmaduke Pickthall lanternBy Muhammad Marmaduke Pickthall Muslim Academic Trust, 308 pages Set in the dramatic last days of the Ottoman Empire, this novel of love and bloodshed depicts a world trapped between Islam and the modern age. Camruddin is a simple Macedonian soldier caught up in the Young Turk conspiracy to overthrow the Sultan. A romance with a girl from a Pashas harem presents him with a desperate choice: to join the Jihad in the Balkan hills, or to enjoy his love

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