BITTER ORANGE EDITION 2

Discover the dramatic story of a Polish woman who married a Libyan in the 1980s and moved to his country. The clash of different customs, Sharia law, and discrimination against women turned her life into a nightmare. "Bitter Orange" is a moving story about the struggle for dignity, escape from the "Islamic paradise," and regaining freedom.

• Shocking account of life in Libya
• Interesting analysis of the Arab-Muslim mentality
• Rich source of knowledge about family life in Islamic culture
• Inspiring story about the strength of female determination
• Lesson for women planning a relationship with a Muslim
• Universal story about the struggle for freedom and dignity
• Dramatic fates of the author hiding under a pseudonym

The author, a Polish woman from Pomerania, shares her experiences of living in Libya, where she encountered radically different customs and Sharia law. Her marriage to a Libyan, which initially seemed like a dream come true, quickly turned into a nightmare. Muchtar, her husband, turned out to be a chameleon – gentle and tolerant in Poland, in Libya he became the master and ruler. Nadia, as the author's pseudonym reads, had to face open discrimination against women and attempts to impose her only true religion on her.

"Bitter Orange" is not only a personal account but also a valuable participating report that allows you to understand the Arab-Muslim mentality and customs. The author shows family life in Islamic culture in a colorful and diverse way, not shying away from difficult topics. This book is dedicated to every non-Muslim woman who plans to enter into a relationship with a Muslim, serving as a warning against the consequences of living in an Islamic country.

Nadia regained her freedom in 1997 and wrote her insightful memoirs nine years later. Her story is all the more relevant because the clash of religions and civilizations is becoming an increasing problem for Europe. "Bitter Orange" is a book that makes you think and teaches tolerance, while warning against an uncritical approach to foreign cultures. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the Arab-Muslim world and its impact on the lives of Europeans.

Bernardinum Publishing House presents the second edition of this shocking account, which will surely touch the hearts of readers and encourage deeper reflections on intercultural and religious relations. The book has 150 pages and a format of 198x126 mm. The cover is paperback. The year of publication is 2017. An ideal item for lovers of reports and non-fiction.

We invite you to read!