The Granada Trilogy

The Granada Trilogy is a novel trilogy consisting of three novels by the Egyptian writer Radwa Ashour, and they are, respectively, Granada-Mariama-Departure.

The events take place in the Kingdom of Granada after the fall of all the Islamic kingdoms in Andalusia, and the events of the triumvirate begin in 1491, the year in which Granada fell by announcing the treaty under which Abu Abdullah Muhammad al-Saghir, the last king of Granada, ceded his possessions to the kings of Castile and Aragon, and ended with another violation Its living heroes are on the side of the decision to deport Muslims when it is discovered that death is in leaving Andalusia and not in staying.