Abu-Seif : Äventyrsroman från Röda Havet och Mekka

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Abu-Seif : Äventyrsroman från Röda Havet och Mekka

by Karl May

SV·~4 hours·17 chapters

Chapters

17 total

ABU-SEIF

0:03

AV - KARL MAY

0:08

INNEHÅLL:

0:25

FÖRSTA KAPITLET.

31:17

ANDRA KAPITLET.

22:15

TREDJE KAPITLET.

11:23

FJÄRDE KAPITLET.

23:40

FEMTE KAPITLET.

34:24

SJÄTTE KAPITLET.

13:52

SJUNDE KAPITLET.

10:48
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Description

A restless wanderer narrates his journey through the legendary lands of the Red Sea and the holy city of Mecca, guided by the echo of ancient miracles and the weight of scripture. He feels the awe of standing where Moses once split the waters, the desert’s scorching heat, and the whisper of distant caravans that promise both danger and discovery. The opening immerses listeners in a vivid tapestry of sand‑blown dunes, bustling bazaars, and the solemn hush of sacred sites, setting the stage for a tale of daring encounters and unexpected alliances.

As the story unfolds, Abu‑Seif’s curiosity leads him into encounters with mysterious women, nomadic tribes, and enigmatic sheikhs, each episode hinting at deeper mysteries beyond the horizon. His keen eye for detail and reverent humor invite the audience to share his wonder at the exotic world he traverses, while the promise of further adventures—ranging from perilous horse raids to the bustling streets of Mecca—keeps the narrative pulse quickening. This early act promises an unforgettable odyssey through history, faith, and the human spirit.

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Language

sv

Duration

~4 hours (240K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Original publisher

Sweden: Kommanditbolaget Chelius & Co., 1913.

Credits

Jari Koivisto

Release date

May 16, 2023

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Karl May

Karl May

1842–1912

Adventure, travel, and larger-than-life heroes fill these classic stories from one of the best-known writers in German popular fiction. His tales of the Wild West and the Middle East shaped generations of readers, even though much of the world he described was imagined from home.

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