The Muslim Brothelhood in the Bastille: The Morning of the Mogul, #4
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In this fourth volume, Bassam Bourasin continues his hurly-burly speculation on the conspiracy of the cooks, members of the Global corporation of the Muslim Brothelhood. He fights on all fronts: Rats, angels, aliens, and the Multinational Muslim BrotheLhood Corporation, hijacking women and forcing them to work for the company.
However, when he asks Mr Aroussi, his jailed bank Boss, to hire Frankenstein after release as a vigil, he discovers that the latter is a bank robber. Although on Mr Aroussi's recommendation, he gets advised by a lawyer, he does not trust him. Will he plead guilty or not guilty? He hesitates, then decides to be not guilty. But, on second thought, he becomes unsure of his innocence: The police of Our Beloved General President (BGP) cannot jail innocent people. That's why it is urgent to continue writing down a top-secret report for the highest spheres to prove his loyalty to the Couvolution government.
As his fiancee, Dalila, refuses his suggestion to postpone their marriage for over twenty years, he plunges into spleen and depression after her visit.
One day, the Afghan and his Muslim brothelhood propose he join them. He refuses. Then, he detected signs indicating that the cooks' conspiracy was coming to a climax. He prepares himself for the worse, foresees his death, hears the voices of Munker and Nakeer, the prosecuting angels of the grave... and, out of the blue, explodes the thunder...which he takes for God speaking to him.
Thereupon, he will realise that the blast wasn't God's voice. Instead, the detonation announced the beginning of the rebellion in the Bastille.
Hichem Karoui
Writer /Journalist/ Senior Researcher Published over 30 books and counting, (translations not included). Authored co-authored, edited, and published hundreds of daily/ weekly/ monthly briefings, reports and analyses, peer-reviewed articles, monographs, and books, about MENA region and international politics. Participated in many international conferences, either on the panel, as a member of the organizing team, or as a journalist. Has been involved with the media since his early career, thus serving in different posts: reporter, investigation journalist, copy editor, cultural journalism, political journalism, editorialist, and Executive Editor. Translated several books/documents. Also reviewed translations for publishers. Member of several academic boards. Veteran columnist and commentator for the media. Ranking in the top 10%of Authors by all-time downloads on Social Science Research Network.
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The Muslim Brothelhood in the Bastille - Hichem Karoui
The Muslim BrotheLhood
A wise report to a wise minister by a wise citizen
(A serialised novel)
Volumes in this series published by Global East-West (London)
Part One: The Secret Report
1. Arrival
2. James Bond in Jail
3. Couvolution and Cooks' Conspiracy
4. Muslim Brothelhood in the Bastille
Forthcoming in the same series:
Part Two:
Glorious Days in the Golden Age
The Morning of the
Mogul
PART ONE:
The Secret Report
Book (4):
The Muslim BrotheLhood
Copyright © 2022 Hichem Karoui
Global East-West for Studies and Publishing (London).
https://global-east-west.co.uk/
The cover design is a genuine acrylic work by
Chunling Yu
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Contents
The Muslim BrotheLhood
Dedication
Note of the publisher
Note of the author
Chapter (1)
Chapter (2)
Chapter (3)
Chapter (4)
Chapter (5)
Chapter (6)
Chapter (7)
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Dedication
To the memory of Nana ... Beloved mother...
You are always in my heart.
May you rest in eternal peace.
Note of the publisher
This is Mister Bassam Bourasin's admitted report as a citizen of His republic. He didn't give it a name. He initially addressed it to the Interior Ministry. Instead, it landed on my desk. I publish it as is, with no major changes to its form or content. However, because the report is around 800 pages long, it will be serialised. You will find here the fourth book: The Muslim BrotheLhood in the Bastille.
Other volumes will soon follow in Part Two of the series.
I also have to notice that this is a translation. The first draft was written in Arabic.
The author had no intention of publishing it. In any case, it is understandably unpublishable in the country... for the same reasons that silence any samizdat.
Hichem Karoui
Note of the author
ALL OF THE INDIVIDUALS in my story, as well as the country, are not made up. However, even if some characters claim to be more fictive or strange, more crazy or foolish than others, they are not required to justify their location. My country can be found throughout the Arab world. Whatever name people give it, if you pay attention, you won't notice a difference.
Bassam Bourasin
"NOBODY DID A SECRET deal
Nobody was for sale
Nobody bent the rules at all
And nobody went to jail
And all of them were honest men
As white as driven snow
And lived on a higher plane
And shat on those below..."
Roger Woddis: All Clear
AND SO, WHAT COULD my sterile and uncouth genius beget but the tale of a dry, shrivelled, whimsical offspring, full of old fancies such as never entered another’s brain — just what might be begotten in prison, where every discomfort is lodged and every dismal noise has its dwelling?
Cervantes: Don Quixote (Prologue)
Chapter (1)
MR AROUSSI SAID:
- My poor old boy! I see the jail hasn't developed your mental capacities. Is it to tell me about your friends Frankenstein, Dracula, King Kong, etc ... that you insisted on meeting me urgently?
I replied briskly and somewhat rashly:
- Dracula and King Kong aren't my friends, sir, and I am not interested in getting them a job.
I did not realise yet that the Boss was not talking seriously. But Hassan laughed cheerfully while Mr Aroussi said, somewhat irritated:
- So you want to get a job for Frankenstein? Congratulations! I wasn't aware you are now a film director or producer, maybe. And in which location do you intend to shoot your er... movie? In jail?
Then, it dawned on me that I had omitted entirely that nobody knew who Frankenstein was since it was a nickname I had invented for Salah, the man of the Hammam. I have used it only in this report, never daring to use it before the inmates. Humbly, I tried to explain:
- It is not a movie, sir... er... I wanted your permission to er... I mean to ask you about the possibility of hiring him for the bank.
Again, I missed the shot. Then, instead of explaining, I made it more complicated, forgetting to call the man by his name.
Exasperated, the Boss cut a grim face and said:
- Would you stop talking nonsense, Bassam? I am not in the mood to enjoy your silly jokes. So stop going around the bush and tell me straight what you managed so clumsily to say, and without more conundrums, please.
The misunderstanding became evident. I had to be clear:
- I beg your pardon, sir. The man I am talking about is a specialist in every kind of security system used by banks. He was working at South Bank before it was robbed. I thought he might be helpful to us. I promised to ask you about hiring him, but I did not say it is urgent to...
Anxious, Mr Aroussi interrupted me:
- Who's the man?
- Frankenstein, sir. He's working in the shower room ... er ...
- What am I supposed to do with him? Why are you telling me this nonsense? Do you think I have nothing to do but ... (He stopped brusquely, seemed to remember something, then said): Wait a minute. Do you mean that awful giant of the shower room?
- Yes, sir, indeed, I replied with relief. The point is he doesn't feel comfortable with that job. As he complained, sir, and I promised ... er ...
- What did you promise, Bassam?
I faltered:
- Ahem ... that he er ... with your permission, indeed... I mean that he might hope, just hope, sir, to be... to be... er... one day... not now... er... employed by... by 'Ouja Bank.
Mr Aroussi's face veered green. It seems I succeeded only in infuriating him. My misgiving filled him with a deaf rage, and he