1. The Journey of Ibn Fattouma
... learns what imprisonment can do to a man and he also learns from this land that you can not trust anyone. Some people he trusted lied about him; they became false witnesses, out of fear of the man God who had utmost and terrorizing power in this land, because if they were to deny him they would get hung on the cross ... of the times. This was the land of freedom. This land had free speech for both men and women and this amazed Fattouma. As Fattouma progresses through his journey, he witnesses lands consisting of pure evil, to man's evil and deception, to a city that has both evil and go...
- Word Count: 2466
- Approx Pages: 10
- Has Bibliography
- Grade Level: High School