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Allah hat hundert Namen
- Narrated by: Carl-Heinz Schroth, Ursula Langrock, Friedrich Domin, Ludwig Thiesen, Paul Dättel
- Length: 1 hr and 9 mins
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Allah hat hundert Namen
Narrated by:
Carl-Heinz Schroth, Ursula Langrock, Friedrich Domin, Ludwig Thiesen, Paul Dättel
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Publisher's Summary
Ein Jüngling wird vom Propheten Mitte des 20. Jahrhunderts zu Hakim, dem Putzmann der ägyptischen Botschaft in Damaskus geschickt, um den hundertsten Namen Allahs herauszufinden. Doch Hakim erzählt ihm nur von seinen Erlebnissen, die er aufgrund der Ratschläge des Propheten in früheren Jahren gemacht hat, aber den hundertsten Namen Allahs kann er ihm nicht nennen.
Regie: Ludwig Cremer, Musik: Hans-Martin Majewski.
Regie: Ludwig Cremer, Musik: Hans-Martin Majewski.
©1957 Suhrkamp Verlag Frankfurt am Main (P)1957 SWR / BR / radiobremen
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