El camino pedregoso

El camino pedregoso

Rebeca García Agudo

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Editorial:
Mascarón de Proa
Año de edición:
2024
Materia
Ficción histórica
ISBN:
9788410520288
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Mohammad Ushen, hijo del juez de Wardana, es educado en la escuela coránica de su pueblo, donde destaca por su rápida memorización de los textos sagrados. Su tenacidad y esfuerzo llevan a su maestro a recomendarle continuar sus estudios bajo la supervisión de otro faquí, pero su trayectoria académica se ve afectada por la instauración de la República del Rif, justo en el momento en que ingresa en la famosa universidad Qarawiyyin de Fez, una ciudad alterada por el colonialismo francés. Al volver a su tierra natal, Mohammad se topa de lleno con el Protectorado de España, que condicionará su forma de ejercer la judicatura, su matrimonio y, sin saberlo, el futuro de todossus descendientes. Esta saga cuenta la historia real de tres generaciones de marroquíes, desde el seno de una familia de rifeños y moriscos, haciéndonos partícipes del impacto que el colonialismo ejerció sobre ellos y cómo quebró el patrón de vida conocido hasta entonces. El camino de los protagonistas se verá modicado por los eventos históricos que tuvieron lugar y a los cuales debieron adaptarse constantemente para escribir su propio destino y marcar el nuestro.

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