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The book consists of four stories: ''[[Abu El Nassr]]'' (Father of Victory), ''Tschikarma'' (Kidnapping), ''[[Abu Seif]]'' (Father of the Sword), and ''War in the Desert''. Each story, although seems to stand by itself, is a continuing story. |
The book consists of four stories: ''[[Abu El Nassr]]'' (Father of Victory), ''Tschikarma'' (Kidnapping), ''[[Abu Seif]]'' (Father of the Sword), and ''War in the Desert''. Each story, although seems to stand by itself, is a continuing story. |
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− | The story started at the desert when Kara Ben Nemsi, accompanied by his faithful servant [[ |
+ | The story started at the desert when Kara Ben Nemsi, accompanied by his faithful servant [[Halef Omar]], found horse footprints in the sand, which after been followed, belonged to a corpse, which was killed along with his horse. Moved by his strong humanity feelings and a few clues gathered from the corpse, Kara Ben Nemsi and Halef tried to find the murderer. The investigation became more difficult because they have to cross the Sahara with its ''[[chott]]s'' (a kind of salt swamp which behaved like a quicksand) ready to swallow everyone who tried to cross it. |
In ''Tschikarma'', Kara Ben Nemsi pretends to be a physician and tried to rescue the daughter of a Turkish merchant kidnapped by a "''Mamur''" (ruler of an area) in Egypt. |
In ''Tschikarma'', Kara Ben Nemsi pretends to be a physician and tried to rescue the daughter of a Turkish merchant kidnapped by a "''Mamur''" (ruler of an area) in Egypt. |