The Banned Manuscript by Hicham El Harrak

A pager turner full of twists

The banned manuscript

An Imam was killed in his house. Many speculations arose about the motives behind his murder. There was a rumor he was killed because he wrote a manuscript. Omar, the journalist, took his case as a defiance to the killer. He searched for the manuscript to unravel the mystery. The race for the manuscript was relentless. The killing wouldn’t stop and more men died. With the help of Najat, the imam’s widow, Omar tried to find the manuscript. But the killer was everywhere watching them. Could they find it and catch the killer? The banned manuscript is a gripping and page-turner book with many twists and turns.

Genre: FICTION / Religious

Secondary Genre: FICTION / Religious

Language: English

Keywords: crime, religious

Word Count: 80.000

Sales info:

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Sample text:

I am the murderer. I came to the Imam’s wake to spy on his friends and supporters. He deserved what had happened to him.  When I killed him a heavy burden was removed from my shoulders. I am satisfied because I am sure that by killing him I have freed the Muslims from real evil.

The anger with which his followers received the news surprised me. I have to admit that I did not expect such a violent reaction because I took it for granted they must thank Allah for having taken him away. I realized to what extent they are infected by his poisonous ideas and that nothing can make them change their minds but tangible proofs. If I had found the manuscript, I would have been able to confront them and convince them, otherwise to face them without it should lead me to inevitable death.

I was resting at home when the news of his murder came out on television. My wife had served the meal, when, breaking news popped up on the screen. It announced the murder of the imam and reporting live near his home where a huge crowd of angry fans shouted and vowed revenge on those who committed the crime.

I know I should not have come to his wake, but I wanted to see to what extent his followers were angry, and what plans they had. My intention was to get information on the whereabouts of the manuscript because I considered my mission incomplete until I find the manuscript and burn it.

 


Book translation status:

The book is available for translation into any language except those listed below:

LanguageStatus
Italian
Already translated. Translated by Sarah Ferrari
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