Author: Moazzam Begg Publisher: Al Obeikan Edition Date: 1429 Number of Pages: 448 A British Muslim's Journey To and from Guantanamo Bay Prison Translated to Arabic by Aiham Al-Sabbagh The book "Enemy Combatant: A British Muslim's Journey to and from Guantanamo Bay" is an autobiography by the author "Moazzam Begg". In it, he recounts the story of his abduction from his home in Pakistan, and his journey behind barbed wire in the prisons of "Guantanamo Bay" for years, revealing bitter details about the interrogation methods and inhumane treatment he was subjected to. Here are the most prominent details about the book: Author: Former detainee Moazzam Begg (in collaboration with Victoria Brittain), translated into Arabic by Aiham Al-Sabbagh. Publishing House: Al Obeikan Library. About the Content: Transports the reader to the mysterious and frustrating world inside American detention centers. Highlights the absurdity of the questions posed by interrogators from various intelligence agencies. It does not limit itself to narrating individual suffering but raises a discussion about the repercussions of the so-called "War on Terror".