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"Mumtaz Moosa Saley's The Sold Dream proves to be a compelling and incredibly moving read, that transports you deep into the inhumane tragic reality faced by the Rohingya Nation. The emotion Saley puts to paper through her main protagonist Amina, leaves you physically aching for her, her sister Ayesha and every rohingya brutally treated and tortured; you will find yourself drenched in tears s you turn the pages and are educated about the vivid reality forgotten people endure... You will be deeply moved and you will mourn for them from the core of your heart and soul." - Author and international speaker, Rehana Shah Bulbulia.
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