Meryem

The woman appeared shocked, recalls Meryem, who asked that her last name not be used to protect her privacy.

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The author notes that "a startlingly large number of those who visit are Muslims who believe that Mary — or Meryem, as she is known in the Koran — was a holy figure, not the mother of God, but a woman of remarkable virtue."

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Meryem met him with the excited smile that had come to mean so much to him.

The Fire In His Hands Cook, Glen 1984

But there was Meryem to reckon with, and there was Nassef's unmatched skill as a general.

The Fire In His Hands Cook, Glen 1984

Behind him were another three youths from El Aquila, and Meryem and another girl.

The Fire In His Hands Cook, Glen 1984

But Meryem left word that her daughter would bear no name till she received it before the Mrazkim Shrines themselves.

The Fire In His Hands Cook, Glen 1984

There was no one for El Murid to confide in, to dream with, except Meryem.

The Fire In His Hands Cook, Glen 1984

Meryem complained that he was destroying his sublime image.

The Fire In His Hands Cook, Glen 1984

His sole regret was that he might leave this pale without seeing Meryem and his daughter again.

The Fire In His Hands Cook, Glen 1984

Meryem took him from his helper, led him to a large cushion and helped him lie down.

The Fire In His Hands Cook, Glen 1984