Inverted Image : A Fantasy Novel, Volume 450: A Fantasy Novel

By Khalil, Manal

Book Id: WPLBN0100750552
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Reproduction Date: 2/9/2025

Title:	Inverted Image : A Fantasy Novel, Volume 450: A Fantasy Novel
Author:	Khalil, Manal
Volume:	Volume 450
Language:	English
Subject:	Non Fiction, Religion
Collections:	Authors Community, Fantasy
Historic Publication Date:	2025
Publisher:	Manal Khalil

Member Page:	Manal Khalil
Citation APA MLA Chicago Khalil, M. (2025). Inverted Image : A Fantasy Novel, Volume 450. Retrieved from http://gutenberg.cc/

Description
A fantasy novel about a tyrannical king and ruler who oppresses his people and practices all kinds of oppression, injustice and tyranny on them. One day, he thinks about turning into a god, claiming that he is the one who created the universe and created all humans and all other creatures, and that he is their creator and they must worship him and that he created them in order for them to worship him. He follows with them methods of enticement and intimidation, and woe to all those who reject his divinity and worship. The events of the novel take place in a dramatic, tragic framework, through which it criticizes the idea of all religions and rejects the idea of the existence of a creator or god for this universe, denying this idea. The novel emphasizes the importance of science and logic and the necessity of their victory over superstitions, metaphysics and delusions of religions and gods, and ends with the victory of science over religion and faith.

Summary
A fantasy novel about a tyrannical king and ruler who oppresses his people and practices all kinds of oppression, injustice and tyranny on them. One day, he thinks about turning into a god, claiming that he is the one who created the universe and created all humans and all other creatures, and that he is their creator and they must worship him and that he created them in order for them to worship him. He follows with them methods of enticement and intimidation, and woe to all those who reject his divinity and worship. The events of the novel take place in a dramatic, tragic framework, through which it criticizes the idea of all religions and rejects the idea of the existence of a creator or god for this universe, denying this idea. The novel emphasizes the importance of science and logic and the necessity of their victory over superstitions, metaphysics and delusions of religions and gods, and ends with the victory of science over religion and faith.

Excerpt
With heavy, slow steps playing a tune, yawning and boredom, Antar was wandering about his garden singing as he used to do every morning Antar with interest and anticipation: What is behind you, O (Noor), say, and what brought you in such a hurry Eagle: I know that, my master, with full knowledge, but I forgot, sir, how our ruler, Antar, was most opposed to the construction of the five statues of them, and that they did not remain silent about this matter and did not accept it until after his minister Qandil persuaded him to bring them close to these gods or statues, which will make them remember the high morals and meanings. Sublime, obedience, calm and serenity, which will make them obey his commands and have a good effect in obeying him and avoiding his prohibitions, and that a tyrannical ruler helps him in imposing his rule and control. Suddenly, the eagle stopped speaking, as if his lips froze.

Table of Contents
Chapter One (Heads or Tails) Chapter Two (The Shepherd and the Stick) Chapter Three (Antar and the Colors) Chapter Four (The Guide They Tell Him) Chapter Five (The High Conqueror) Chapter Six (The Mayor’s Donkey) Chapter Seven (Golden Coupon) Chapter Eight (Greedy and Imposter) Chapter Nine (Fantasy of the Dead) Chapter Ten (Slavery of the Free) Chapter Eleven (The Luna Park) Chapter Twelve (The Veil) Chapter Thirteen (The Hearts and Pockets of the Companions) Chapter Fourteen (Side Effects of Faith and Divine Drama) Chapter Fifteen (Ali baba’s trail)