The Victory Boys
About The Book
Junayd and his friends think madrasa is a waste of time, and older brother Saleem is fast becoming the black sheep of the family.Ā ThatĀ
About The Author
Jamal OrmeĀ grew up in Dorset, England, moving to London in his early twenties in the vague hope of a ābetter lifeā ā albeit in somewhat less picturesque surroundings. There, in 2002, while working (far too hard) in London as a primary school teacher, he embraced Islam and greedily acquired an extra name: Jamal. (His mum still calls him James).
Educational roles have since taken Jamal to the UAE and to Saudi Arabia, where he currently resides with his wife and three children. In April 2010, Jamal hid away for a week in his poky, untidy office. When he eventually emerged, he had not become a butterfly, but had completed the manuscript of his first book, āThe Victory Boysā.
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The Victory Boys
About The Book
Junayd and his friends think madrasa is a waste of time, and older brother Saleem is fast becoming the black sheep of the family.Ā ThatĀ
About The Author
Jamal OrmeĀ grew up in Dorset, England, moving to London in his early twenties in the vague hope of a ābetter lifeā ā albeit in somewhat less picturesque surroundings. There, in 2002, while working (far too hard) in London as a primary school teacher, he embraced Islam and greedily acquired an extra name: Jamal. (His mum still calls him James).
Educational roles have since taken Jamal to the UAE and to Saudi Arabia, where he currently resides with his wife and three children. In April 2010, Jamal hid away for a week in his poky, untidy office. When he eventually emerged, he had not become a butterfly, but had completed the manuscript of his first book, āThe Victory Boysā.
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About The Book
Junayd and his friends think madrasa is a waste of time, and older brother Saleem is fast becoming the black sheep of the family.Ā ThatĀ
About The Author
Jamal OrmeĀ grew up in Dorset, England, moving to London in his early twenties in the vague hope of a ābetter lifeā ā albeit in somewhat less picturesque surroundings. There, in 2002, while working (far too hard) in London as a primary school teacher, he embraced Islam and greedily acquired an extra name: Jamal. (His mum still calls him James).
Educational roles have since taken Jamal to the UAE and to Saudi Arabia, where he currently resides with his wife and three children. In April 2010, Jamal hid away for a week in his poky, untidy office. When he eventually emerged, he had not become a butterfly, but had completed the manuscript of his first book, āThe Victory Boysā.
