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The book deals with 20 characters between whom there may be no connection. Except that all of them may be forgotten or unknown. Among them is Beh Afarid bin Ferdinan, who led a religious and political movement against the Abbasid Caliphate in Persia. Based on a mixture of Islamic and Zoroastrian ideas. And the Turkish traveler Evliya \u00c7elebi, who wrote fictional and legendary stories about the Ottoman Sultan Selim I to justify his invasion of Egypt. The book also addresses the Coptic Patriarchs Abram the Syrian and John XV. And those who faced the Copts spreading with female slaves in the tenth and seventeenth centuries, They paid with their lives for that. The lines of the book also address \u201cAli Muhammad Al-Shirazi\u201d, who considered himself an awaited Mahdi, He claimed that it was revealed to him. He founded a religious sect called \u201cBabism\u201d in Iraq in the middle of the nineteenth century! The book does not ignore the Egyptian military leader, Muhammad Harb Saleh. In 1915, he led the first armed revolution against the British in Egypt in Matrouh and the oases. It could have changed many things had it not been defeated. And many other characters…
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