Ard Al Illah | Ahmad Murad

In the spring of 1924, after the discovery of King Tutankhamun's tomb, Howard Carter rushed to the English Consulate in Cairo without prior notice, demanding diplomatic intervention to compel the Egyptian authorities to renew the canceled excavation permit; What the Antiquities Authority found of tampering with the cemetery records; Where unrecorded artifacts were found, hidden in a wine box in another tomb.

The consul told Howard Carter that intervention was impossible under the current circumstances, and Carter was furious, threatening that if he did not receive sufficient and just consent, he would reveal to the world the texts of the papyri that he squeezed in the king's burial chamber, including their secrets Not discovered before.

In his fifth novel, Ahmed Murad delves into thorny ground, tracing a secret of the ancients cleverly hidden before our eyes between the lines of the holiest books of Egyptian civilization