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The Shadows of Ghadames
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- Nombre de pages128
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-0-307-49078-0
- EAN9780307490780
- Date de parution02/04/2009
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Taille2 Mo
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurYearling
Résumé
Why is a girl forbidden to read or receive an education? This story about a Muslim girl bound by traditional Islamic customs but who yearns for something more explores women's rights, freedom, religion, and identity. In the Libyan city of Ghadames, Malika watches her merchant father depart on one of his caravan expeditions. She too yearns to travel to distant cities, and longs to learn to read like her younger brother.
But nearly 12 years old, and soon to be of marriagable age, Malika knows that-like all Muslim women-she must be content with a more secluded, more limited life. Then one night a stranger enters her home .
But nearly 12 years old, and soon to be of marriagable age, Malika knows that-like all Muslim women-she must be content with a more secluded, more limited life. Then one night a stranger enters her home .
Why is a girl forbidden to read or receive an education? This story about a Muslim girl bound by traditional Islamic customs but who yearns for something more explores women's rights, freedom, religion, and identity. In the Libyan city of Ghadames, Malika watches her merchant father depart on one of his caravan expeditions. She too yearns to travel to distant cities, and longs to learn to read like her younger brother.
But nearly 12 years old, and soon to be of marriagable age, Malika knows that-like all Muslim women-she must be content with a more secluded, more limited life. Then one night a stranger enters her home .
But nearly 12 years old, and soon to be of marriagable age, Malika knows that-like all Muslim women-she must be content with a more secluded, more limited life. Then one night a stranger enters her home .
