The House of the Mosque
The House of the Mosque
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Stand up and deliver your warning!
Magnify your Lord.
Purify your garments.
Shun abomination.
Be patient!
A group of seven men emerged from the alley. Four of the men bore a large basket, suspended from two poles, on their shoulders, while the other three walked on ahead. They were villagers from Jirya, transporting Kazem Khan to the house of the mosque.
One of them knocked. It took a while for Golebeh to open the door. ‘Yes, gentlemen?’ she said, surprised to see a makeshift litter.
‘We have Ka...zem Khan with us,’ one of them said, pointing to the basket.
‘Golbanu!’ Golebeh shouted, upset. ‘It’s Kazem Khan!’ As soon as she saw the litter, Golbanu knew what needed to be done. She showed the men to the Opium Room, and they carefully transferred Kazem Khan from the litter to the bed. His eyes were closed, his face was pale and he was emaciated. The men went into the courtyard and gathered round the hauz to smoke their pipes. Golebeh wept softly, while Golbanu did what was necessary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stand up and deliver your warning!
Magnify your Lord.
Purify your garments.
Shun abomination.
Be patient!
A group of seven men emerged from the alley. Four of the men bore a large basket, suspended from two poles, on their shoulders, while the other three walked on ahead. They were villagers from Jirya, transporting Kazem Khan to the house of the mosque.
One of them knocked. It took a while for Golebeh to open the door. ‘Yes, gentlemen?’ she said, surprised to see a makeshift litter.
‘We have Ka...zem Khan with us,’ one of them said, pointing to the basket.
‘Golbanu!’ Golebeh shouted, upset. ‘It’s Kazem Khan!’ As soon as she saw the litter, Golbanu knew what needed to be done. She showed the men to the Opium Room, and they carefully transferred Kazem Khan from the litter to the bed. His eyes were closed, his face was pale and he was emaciated. The men went into the courtyard and gathered round the hauz to smoke their pipes. Golebeh wept softly, while Golbanu did what was necessary.
What to read after The House of the Mosque?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kader Abdolah to read onlineMoreLess
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