It details the situation of the
Muslims in
Granada in 1492 when they were about to be expelled from Spain. The novel also depicts the reasons of the destruction of Muslim power in
Granada.[1][2]
Chapters
Baghi (the rebel)
Sarhadi Uqaab (the frontier eagle)
Millat Firoush (nation seller; a traitor)
In Ka Maizbaan (their host)
Rabia ka Izteraab (disquiet of Rabia)
Rabia kay Khuwab ki Tabeer (enunciation of Rabia's dream)
Qoum aur us ka Sipahi (Nation and her soldier)
Naye 'Azm (renewed resolves)
Baap aur Beta (father and son)
Taar-e-'Ankaboot (the spider's web)
Mujahid aur Ghadaar (the mujahid and the traitor)
Siyah Posh (the one donned in black)
Characters
Moughera: a mulism military commander who controlled a limited mountainous and forested area (some sixty kilometers long and 40 kilometers wide) somewhere in the
Emirate of Granada (exact location is not mentioned)
Badar bin Moughera: a military commander; the central figure of the book
It details the situation of the
Muslims in
Granada in 1492 when they were about to be expelled from Spain. The novel also depicts the reasons of the destruction of Muslim power in
Granada.[1][2]
Chapters
Baghi (the rebel)
Sarhadi Uqaab (the frontier eagle)
Millat Firoush (nation seller; a traitor)
In Ka Maizbaan (their host)
Rabia ka Izteraab (disquiet of Rabia)
Rabia kay Khuwab ki Tabeer (enunciation of Rabia's dream)
Qoum aur us ka Sipahi (Nation and her soldier)
Naye 'Azm (renewed resolves)
Baap aur Beta (father and son)
Taar-e-'Ankaboot (the spider's web)
Mujahid aur Ghadaar (the mujahid and the traitor)
Siyah Posh (the one donned in black)
Characters
Moughera: a mulism military commander who controlled a limited mountainous and forested area (some sixty kilometers long and 40 kilometers wide) somewhere in the
Emirate of Granada (exact location is not mentioned)
Badar bin Moughera: a military commander; the central figure of the book