Granada

Granada is a powerful historical work set after the fall of Muslim rule in al-Andalus, following generations who struggle to hold on to their faith, language, and way of life under occupation. As their land is taken and their world is slowly reshaped by force, the trilogy shows how people resist not only through open defiance, but also by preserving their beliefs, culture, traditions, and everyday life. In that sense, the novel deeply resonates with Palestine, where people continue to protect their identity, faith, food and belonging despite ongoing attempts to erase them and take their land.