By the time Rafiyah came back to her senses, she saw Ammar and Mubashir sewing a sack which was to hold flour.

— Hamid Majid Abbasi, The Fundamentalist

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The Fundamentalist

by Hamid Majid Abbasi

Popular Fiction · 300 pages

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“While drawing, she had been influenced by the 16th century battle of Vienna which the Turks lost to the collective European states at that time.”

— Hamid Majid Abbasi, The Forgotten

“However, it was enough for him to see things clearly as he has been accustomed to spending nights like these alone in his room, which was now his entire world.”

— Hamid Majid Abbasi, The Forgotten

“Every word written and read made Ahmer weaker than ever before, and his display of strength was almost fading away.”

— Hamid Majid Abbasi, The Forgotten

“This silence was broken with the sound of a car, wading through the turning curves of a thin, but well maintained road leading up to the cemetery.”

— Hamid Majid Abbasi, The Forgotten

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Hamid Majid Abbasi

Novelist, with interest in historical fiction and social drama.

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