“I died,” Hassan affirmed. “Kicked the bucket. The numbness disappeared and I felt as if I were lifted up, followed by a rushing sensation, like I...
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 It’s great to have ambitious goals for Ramadan, but in order to achieve those goals, one must be able to deal...
This is part 5 in a multipart series. You can find Part #1 here, Part #2 here, Part #3 here, and Part #4 here Hassan had been fortunate enough to...
This is part 4 in a multipart series. You can find Part #1 here, Part #2 here, and Part #3 here Emil Dadurian sat in one of the...
This is part 3 in a multipart series. You can find Part #1 here and Part #2 here Beirut, Lebanon President Boulos Haddad received the Crow in his...
This is part 2 in a multipart series. You can find Part #1 here The Lebanese consulate building was small, with only a few people applying...
This story picks up two months after “The Deal” left off. If you have not read that story, please go back and do so, then read this one....
Hassan whispered in Layth’s ear. “Give her your coat and count your blessings. Some women ask for gold and a new house. You'd better do something...
When she woke for Fajr, she didn’t know at first where she was. Her shoulder was stiff where she had fallen on it the day before.
Feeling as if she’d been shocked with a stun gun, Jamilah hung up the phone and went to the bathroom. She splashed water on her face,...