Irving Karchmar’s Master of the Jinn takes us on a journey that twists and turns through self, soul, sea and desert in search of an ancient artifact common to Judaism, Christianity and Islam: King Solomon’s Ring.
A tale of old friends and new friends, brought together by a Sufi Master, to embark on a quest in search of this magical ring. A ring given by God to Soloman. A quest that would lead to mystical worlds and mystical beings: the Jinn.
A quest that would bring each of the charachters to a deeper understanding of self and soul. A tale capable of drawing in it’s reader into this search. A tale which will leave it’s readers pondering the heart long after the tale is finished.
A book I look forward to passing along to my daughters.
Thanks for this! It is right in time because I’m expecting the book to arrive in early Feb. I will post a review too Inshallah once I have read it!
By: Suroor on January 18, 2007
at 4:34 am
Salaam Dear Sister:
Thank you for the kind comments
All that is good in the book came from Allah. All faults are my own.
Ya Haqq!
By: Irving on January 18, 2007
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[...] Our Sister Samaha has kindly written a review of Master of the Jinn: A Sufi Novel on her blog of the same name. You can read it here. [...]
By: Book Review and King of Humour « Darvish on January 19, 2007
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This sounds wonderful.
Thanks for letting us know!
By: LaBelleProvince on January 20, 2007
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Greetings!
hope u enjoyed the book!! happy reading to your daughters as well.
Masaalama.
By: Sadiq on January 22, 2007
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Look forward to reading yours Suroor.
Irving, well Allah has blessed you in portraying that good.
LaBelle – yw. I will write again about at a later time. The book brought out a lot of things that I used to think about when I was younger.
Sadiq – It was amazing! Looking forward to hearing what my daughter things.
By: samaha on January 22, 2007
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