Between Baghdad and the World
Between Baghdad and the World
Between Baghdad and the World
Between Baghdad and the World
Between Baghdad and the World

Between Baghdad and the World

Nahrayn Books

£9.99 Sale

A novel about the struggle of Iraqis in exile. 

Based on tragically true events, Between Baghdad and the World is a gripping account of the life of an Iraqi exile. Dunya, a young girl born into a wealthy family, led a seemingly fulfilled life in 1970s Baghdad. Yet fate had other plans for her when her eldest brother, Basim, joined the Islamic Iraqi resistance against the tyrannous Ba’ath regime. After her family falls under the watchful eye of the regime, they are forcefully deported to Iran, in 1980, where war soon begins.

This book tells the intimate story of the struggles many Iraqis, like Dunya, faced as they fought unyieldingly to rebuild their lives as refugees. Clinging onto the love of Islam and the love of a homeland, Dunya triumphed against the odds to create a new life out of ashes.

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Must read

Eye opening . brave . well written . simple language . touching stories

relatable stories and the way they’ve been described in this book. It has to be 10/10 .

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HK
Touching book

I read the book and lived with it @ every single page. It’s written in an easy language yet so touching and close to the heart.
Thank you Hanan and many more books inshAllah.

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Z.Milani
Easy read- eye opener

This was such an easy read, yet so powerful in its impact. Hanan has clearly written from the heart and portrayed the story of millions of Iraqis and Kurds worldwide. It is such a privelege to have been able to gain such an insight into Hanan's family's story. Recommend it 100%

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Sarah
Must read

Highly recommend this book. Taught me a lot about Iraq in the most touching way, I couldn’t put the book down. 10/10

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S J
Heartfelt and enlightening

A beautifully written book showcasing the suffering of Iraqis in exile. Highly recommend to anyone who seeks to learn about the injustices war and exile has engendered to people.

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