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Original Title:	Cette aveuglante absence de lumière
Edition Language:	Arabic
Setting:	Morocco
Literary Awards:	Independent Foreign Fiction Prize Nominee for Shortlist (2006), International Dublin Literary Award (2004)

تلك العتمة الباهرة Paperback | Pages: 223 pages

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مصابي جليل، والعزاء جميل، ... وظني بأن الله سوف يديل جراح وأسر، واشتياق، وغربة... أحمل إني، بعدها، لحمول وإني، في هذا الصباح، لصالح،... ولكن خطي في الظلام جليل إذا أردتَ أن تعلَمَ قسوةَ السجّان، وتواطؤ السجن عليك، فأسأل سجين، أو ذويه إذا أردتَ أن تتذوَق صِدق المعاناة، وتتذوّق طعمَ الحياة الآخَر، فرجاءً لا تقرأ رواية عن الحبّ السرمديّ، ولكِن إقرأ في أدبِ السجون رواية الطاهر بن جلّون هذه، مقتبسة عن الحقيقة، يروي لنا سجيننا معاناته، في الزنزانة "ب" مع 23 سجين غيره، ويقصّ علينا بأسلوب "باهِر" موتَ المعظم الساحِق من أصدقائه، وظروف موتهم سُجِنوا لمحاولتهم الإنقلاب على الملك المغربي الحسن الثاني، في إنقلاب الصخيرات الشهير في 10 آب 1971 الكلمات لم تستعصِ على الطاهِر بن جلّون لوصف الحفرة -الحبس- الذي دفنوا فيهِ أحياء، على مدار 18 عاماً لم يفقدوا إيمانهم بالله، وبقيَت ألسنهم رطبى بالقرآن والحديثِ الحسن إرتقوا فوق عذاباتهم الجسمية، إرتقوا فوق الجوع، فوقَ التقتير، فوق الضيق، فوق العتمة، فوقَ العقارِب والصراصير، وفوقَ سخرية السجّان وفي النهايَة، يتواطؤ السجّان مع سجينه، ويبدأ نموّ أمل الحرية، بعدَ أن قتلوه هيَ فعلاً رواية باهِرة، فوقَ الوصف جميلة، مؤلمة، ولا ترتوي منها

Details About Books تلك العتمة الباهرة

Title	:	تلك العتمة الباهرة
Author	:	Tahar Ben Jelloun
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	الطبعة الرابعة
Pages	:	Pages: 223 pages
Published	:	2004 by دار الساقي (first published 2001)
Categories	:	Fiction. Novels. Northern Africa. Morocco

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I can't complete this book, very painful !

One of the best books I have ever read. Probably the most influential book to me I have ever read, really makes you appreciate everything we have at our disposal. This really is a must read for everyone of all ages but I would give this a trigger warning as it is very disturbing at parts. With all the life lessons in this book I didn't know if I was reading a book or being lectured by a parent. This was recommended to me by John Green and I think this should be recommended to anyone who likes

تلك العتمة الباهرة I was fascinated by how he could arise upon the pain and embrace the suffering and struggling, his body was here but his mind and soul were in another world, enriching their insides by stories. They could give up their only food and drink in their dark prison hole just for the seek of a story from "Salim" that would drift them away, and at the last chapter where he had to be exposed to the light and being 're-born' just left me speechless! Quoting: " سليم يا صديقي ...أرجوك

Holy moly, this was one heck of an amazing book, so intense, i loved every freaking sentence that was written in this book, and the AMAZING thing that happened is that after i finished reading it i said to my sister that this would make a GREAT movie and Guess what????? yesterday i read an article about how there will be a movie based on the Things that had happened in the prison "tazmamart" so my wish came true so quickly haha

"Most of those who died did not die of hunger but of hatred. Feeling hatred diminishes you. It eats at you from within and attacks the immune system. When you have hatred inside you, it always crushes you in the end."This book is based on the testimony of Aziz Binebine, a young officer cadet, who in 1971 took part in the coup to overthrow King Hassan II of Morocco at his 42nd birthday celebration at his Skhirat palace. The plot failed, the king survived but almost 100 guests died. Despite

Overwhelmingly heart wrenching. Who would have thought a story about men trapped in a cell would be this eventful ,it wasnt action packed but its was full of ideas ,memories and genuine emotions . its written in lyrical words every word portrayed the authors emotion exactly.a novel about hopelessness and hopefulness ,cruelty and forgiveness ,Depression and elation and everything human .

Ben Jalloun's novel is based on the story of one Aziz Binebine, who was sentenced to a 20-year stretch of time in the hellhole prison of Tazmamart for his role in the 1971 attempted coup of King Hassan II's Moroccan government. The novel is fictional, but living conditions in the underground prison (now destroyed) are not. It is a study of the human will to survive under the most unimaginable and unspeakable conditions. The book examines the story of one character, who like others who were