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“أفي يوم حتفي ستمضي الدنيا بلا هوادة على هذا النحو في مسيرتها لا مبالية مثلما هي الآن؟ بعد مصرعي أتصدر الزيزان أصواتها ويدف الذباب بأجنحته جالباً النعاس إلى العيون؟ أتراني أنشد بطولة على هذا النحو؟ مع ذلك أتراني أتطلع إلى الشهادة الحقيقية المحتجبة عن العيون أو أنشد موتاً مجيداً فحسب؟ أتراني أدعي في التكريم أو التوسل بإسمي وأن أدعى قديساً؟”

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Silence

This novel delves into the struggles of a young Portuguese Jesuit priest who faces the challenges of his faith and the harsh realities of missionary work in Japan. Set against the backdrop of religious conflict and cultural clash, the story examines the complexities of belief and the human capacity for resilience. more

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