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The Demons' Cellar by Marwan Hassanat

The Demons' Cellar by Marwan Hassanat

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A family of five (Richard, 37; Amy, 35; John, 15; Julia, 14; Mary, 11) moves into an old house previously inhabited by several demons practicing dark magic and sorcery to summon a greater demon named Lancharkhons. The demon worshipers are captured by authorities, but their belongings are hidden in a secret location known only to those chosen by Lancharkhons for his release. The story narrates the experiences of the family in this house, the assistance they receive from an outsider named Mohammed, a young Muslim in his twenties, and their confrontation with two demons called the Punishers who seek to free their king, Lancharkhons. Events unfold as a family member opens Lancharkhons' tomb, which is the cellar in their home, and the demon manifests as a person in his later years, striving to find a young human body. The Punishers do everything they can to free Lancharkhons from his weak vessel. As events progress, Mohammed's sister, Aylool, aged 14, falls under supernatural influence, which drastically changes the lives of many families, including hers and her brother's. The storyline features a dramatic and strategic twist, challenging the notion that Islam equates to terrorism, promoting the idea that Islam respects all monotheistic faiths, encouraging assistance to all humanity regardless of religion for the greater good, and urging other faiths to treat Muslims without discrimination, simply exploring Islamic values and behaviors.

Language: Arabic Edition: 1 Size: 24×17 Pages: 130 Volumes: 1

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