LeseeindruckIch war sehr gefesselt von diesem Buch und auch emotional berührt. Aisha hat eine wundervolle Entwicklung durchlebt - Eifersucht war ein starkes Thema in diesem Buch und sie zu verlieren ist schwer, genauso wie gütig zu sein.Die ganzen Personen war sehr liebevoll gestaltet. Eine Spezielle Szene ist mir besonders in Erinnerung: Das Tanzen und Musizieren der Haremsfrauen im Garten. In this debut novel, author Sherry Jones gives us insight into the life of A'isha, the youngest wife of the Prophet Muhammad. A'isha was engaged at the age of six to Muhammad by her father, Abu Bakr, to strenthen political ties. Although married at the age of nine, A'isha continued to live in isolation in her father's home until she reached physical womanhood. At the age of twelve, A'isha moved from her father's home to that of Muhammad. As Muhammad and the rise of Islam continued to grow throughout the region, more political marriages were arranged and more wives joined the household. A'isha, a strong-willed child, encountered many challenges in dealing with the power struggles in the household, especially with dealing with the relationship she had with Muhammad. The lives of desert tribes in the Arabian desert are skillfully told by Jones. A'isha is often portrayed as a petulant child, but how many 15 year old girls aren't? As the novel progresses, A'isha matures and becomes a caring, loving wife to Muhammad, learning to harness her spirit to serve her husband and her community.
What do You think about Klejnot Medyny (2008)?
I thought this was too much like a romance novel and quite repetative.
—Msrodrigez
