Heretic of Baghdad

Author: Jaafar Rajab

Number of pages: 492

She talked a lot, she went east and west, she planted some of her optimism in my heart after she warned me, I remember that I took it as a joke and said to her: "All of this is on my hand", she said: "Yes, you are naive, your fate is drawn on your hands!", I said defiantly: Rather, I draw my fate with my hands

The Zindiq of Baghdad is a fictional biography about the life of the thinker with the critical mind Abu al-Hasan Ahmad bin Yahya bin Ishaq al-Raywandi, who is accused of atheism and heresy because since his childhood he preferred reason over transmission, knowledge over ignorance, and strongly criticized what contradicts reason and logic.