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An inspirational and motivational account of a leading woman figure of the Islamic movement who was falsely accused in 1965 of conspiring to kill Jamal Abd al-Nasir, the President of Egypt.

RETURN OF THE PHAROAH relates how Zainab al-Ghazali was  falsely accused of conspiring to kill Jamal 'Abd al-Nasir the president of Egypt in 1965, she was arrested and imprisoned. 

While awaiting trial she was subjected to the most terrible and inhuman torture. 

This book describes in a captivating manner the ordeal which this Muslim activist went through in the notorious Egyptian prison. 

Instead of dampening her enthusiasm for Islam and the Islamic movement , the afflictions and savageries in Nasir 's prisons increased her commitment and dedication to the cause of Islam. 

This autobiographical work can be considered a historic document in that its author was an active witness to one of the most volatile periods of Egypt's contemporary history.

Return of the Pharaoh, Memoirs in Nasir's Prison: Zainab Ghazali

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About The Book

An inspirational and motivational account of a leading woman figure of the Islamic movement who was falsely accused in 1965 of conspiring to kill Jamal Abd al-Nasir, the President of Egypt.

RETURN OF THE PHAROAH relates how Zainab al-Ghazali was  falsely accused of conspiring to kill Jamal 'Abd al-Nasir the president of Egypt in 1965, she was arrested and imprisoned. 

While awaiting trial she was subjected to the most terrible and inhuman torture. 

This book describes in a captivating manner the ordeal which this Muslim activist went through in the notorious Egyptian prison. 

Instead of dampening her enthusiasm for Islam and the Islamic movement , the afflictions and savageries in Nasir 's prisons increased her commitment and dedication to the cause of Islam. 

This autobiographical work can be considered a historic document in that its author was an active witness to one of the most volatile periods of Egypt's contemporary history.