Guest Farzana Moon

Welcome Guest Author Farzana Moon

Farzana Moon
Historical Nonfiction, Biography,
Fiction, Sufiism
Amazon​

Farzana Moon is a teacher and a bibliophile/Masters in Education. A poet, historian and playwright. Writes Sufi poetry, historical, biographical Moghul sequels and plays based on the stories from religion and folklore. Irem of the Crimson Desert and Sufis and Mystics of the world are published by ATTM Press.

Published Moghul sequels are: Babur, The First Moghul in India; The Moghul Exile; Divine Akbar and Holy India; The Moghul Hedonist; Glorious Taj and Beloved Immortal. Holocaust of the East is published by Cambridge Scholars Publishing UK. Babur The First Moghul in India: In the Land of Cain; Divine Akbar and Holy India are reprinted 2nd editions by Hamilton Books.

Prophert Muhammad The First Sufi of Islam is published by Garnet Publishing UK. Poet Emperor of the Last of the Moghul published by Editions Dedicaces. No Islam but Islam is published by Cambridge Scholars Publishing.

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True to its promise once again All Things That Matter Press has brought Ora Ray Baker on the stage of life in print form, ready to soar on screen of life in line of great American movies to be watched and cherished./The American Queen is the true life story of a young girl, Ora Ray Baker, born in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

She fell in love with an Indian mystic by the name of Hazrat Inayat Khan. He was not only a mystic from India, but a Sufi Master and a great Musician. He came to US with the intention of uniting the East with the West in God Realization. Against the wishes of her stepbrother who was Ora Ray Baker’s ward, she decided to elope to Europe to marry Hazrat Inayat Khan who was traveling there to give lectures and concerts. She met him in Belgium, and they were married in London. They lived in London and France for a while, and then went to Russia where their first daughter was born in Kremlin.

Soon the First World War started, so they had to leave Russia and came to London. During the war two more children were born, both boys, and one girl after a year later. After the WW1 they moved to France and settled there in a suburb called Suresnes. When the children were little, Hazrat Inayat Khan traveled alone all over Europe and even returned to America for a few months to spread his Sufi Message of love, unity and harmony. Ora Ray Baker lost her Love of Life in India when Hazrat Inayat Khan went there on a tour to give lectures on Sufism, their eldest daughter was barely thirteen-year-old at the death of her father. Then began the lone journey for Ora Ray Baker with all the agony of loss and grief. She lived through the ravages of WW11, her eldest daughter, Spy Princess, was arrested and killed in German Concentration Camps.

 Finally, four years after WW11 of much grief and sorrow, Ora Ray Baker died in France. Her love, courage and perseverance still live on in Fazal Manzil in France, her home and shrine of Love, now a Sufi Retreat.

Ora Ray Baker Prologue:

 O Beloved, is my love so weak
 That it bringeth me not to Thee
 Then let me weep more and more each day
 Till by weeping, it strengthened be
 But when its strength be still too less
 And the fountain of tears run dry
 Tears of blood, let me weep, yea until
 By weeping for Thee, I may die
 Pirani

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