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Unveil Me My Love, Historical Fiction About Aisha, the Youngest Wife of Prophet Muhammad

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  "Unveil Me My Love" (2006) is a historical fiction novel by Nigerian writer Ekenyerengozi Michael Chima, known by his pen name Orikinla Osinachi. It tells an emotional and dramatic story set in early Arabia. Plot and Theme The Main Character : A captain of Prophet Muhammad, puh, in Arabia. The Conflict : He falls deeply in love with Aisha bint Abu Bakr, the young wife of the Prophet. The Journey : Leading ladies of Islam love him, but his intense longing for Aisha remains unfulfilled. The Ending: He leaves his quest behind, goes back to Abyssinia, leaves Islam, and becomes a Christian. Author: Orikinla Osinachi Release Date: October 17, 2006 Page Count: 39 pages Language English Category Fiction Binding Type Hardcover Case Wrap Interior Color Black & White Dimensions US Trade (6 x 9 in / 152 x 229 mm) Format: Hardcover / Paperback Copyright All Rights Reserved - Standard Copyright License Not sold in public. Available by private orders. US$30...

'Remembering Vietnam - The Wall at 25,'

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'Remembering Vietnam - The Wall at 25,' Original Smithsonian Channel(TM) Documentary, to be Streamed on Smithsonian Channel Website on Veterans Day (Sunday, Nov. 11) NEW YORK, Oct. 31 /PRNewswire/ -- "Remembering Vietnam - The Wall at 25" - - an original documentary about the history of the famous monument in Washington, D.C. -- will be streamed on www.smithsonianchannel.com, the Smithsonian Channel website, concurrent with its premiere on Veterans Day, Sunday, Nov. 11 at 8 pm and 11 pm ET/PT. Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund founder and president Jan Scruggs calls it "the best documentary film about the wall I've ever seen." "We felt this documentary was so powerful that we wanted to make it possible for this moving and important program to be seen by all Americans as we honor the soldiers who have fought for our country this Veterans Day," said Tom Hayden, General Manager, Smithsonian Networks. The one-hour documentary is produced by filmmaker ...