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Summary of Geraldine Brooks's Nine Parts of Desire
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Résumé
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 I was the only one who wasn't crying as the bus full of women inched its way through Tehran traffic toward Khomeini's house.
#2 Ruhollah, an impoverished clerical student from the village of Khomein, had been twenty-seven when he asked for the hand of fifteen-year-old Khadija Saqafi. Her father, a prominent ayatollah, didn't think much of the match, but Khadija felt differently.
She had glimpsed her suitor when she brought him a glass of tea. #3 The wearing of the chador by Iranian women was a result of the influence of Khomeini, the leader of the revolution against the shah in 1978. He had spoken with a voice that drew its authority from the earliest days of Islam. #4 I was invited to a conference in Tehran hosted by the Women's Society of the Islamic Republic of Iran, titled Aspects of Imam Khomeini's Personality.
I was the only Western woman there. The dress code was basic black, and Chadors were only the finishing touch over long pants, socks, and tunics.
She had glimpsed her suitor when she brought him a glass of tea. #3 The wearing of the chador by Iranian women was a result of the influence of Khomeini, the leader of the revolution against the shah in 1978. He had spoken with a voice that drew its authority from the earliest days of Islam. #4 I was invited to a conference in Tehran hosted by the Women's Society of the Islamic Republic of Iran, titled Aspects of Imam Khomeini's Personality.
I was the only Western woman there. The dress code was basic black, and Chadors were only the finishing touch over long pants, socks, and tunics.
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 I was the only one who wasn't crying as the bus full of women inched its way through Tehran traffic toward Khomeini's house.
#2 Ruhollah, an impoverished clerical student from the village of Khomein, had been twenty-seven when he asked for the hand of fifteen-year-old Khadija Saqafi. Her father, a prominent ayatollah, didn't think much of the match, but Khadija felt differently.
She had glimpsed her suitor when she brought him a glass of tea. #3 The wearing of the chador by Iranian women was a result of the influence of Khomeini, the leader of the revolution against the shah in 1978. He had spoken with a voice that drew its authority from the earliest days of Islam. #4 I was invited to a conference in Tehran hosted by the Women's Society of the Islamic Republic of Iran, titled Aspects of Imam Khomeini's Personality.
I was the only Western woman there. The dress code was basic black, and Chadors were only the finishing touch over long pants, socks, and tunics.
She had glimpsed her suitor when she brought him a glass of tea. #3 The wearing of the chador by Iranian women was a result of the influence of Khomeini, the leader of the revolution against the shah in 1978. He had spoken with a voice that drew its authority from the earliest days of Islam. #4 I was invited to a conference in Tehran hosted by the Women's Society of the Islamic Republic of Iran, titled Aspects of Imam Khomeini's Personality.
I was the only Western woman there. The dress code was basic black, and Chadors were only the finishing touch over long pants, socks, and tunics.
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