1000 years before Robin Hood became a legend, another man gave everything he had to those who had nothing.

Cast out by his own tribe yet unwilling to abandon his honor, Urwa ibn al-Ward chooses an extraordinary path. He leads a band of outcasts across the deserts of Arabia, not to enrich themselves, but to feed the hungry, protect the vulnerable, and restore dignity to those society has forgotten. Every raid carries a cost. Every act of generosity invites new enemies. Every victory brings him closer to the sacrifice that will define his legacy.

Inspired by the life of one of the greatest figures of pre-Islamic Arabia, Urwa is an epic historical novel of courage, compassion, loyalty, and love. Beneath the adventure lies the deeply human story of a father, a husband, a poet, and a leader whose greatest battles are fought not for glory, but for people who can never repay him.

Rich in history and unforgettable characters, Urwa brings to life a world where honor is measured by action, generosity outweighs wealth, and true nobility belongs to those willing to risk everything for others.

The third novel in the Arab Legends series, Urwa is a timeless story of sacrifice, resilience, and the enduring power of human compassion. It introduces readers to a remarkable man whose life earned him the title "The Father of the Poor" and whose legacy continues to inspire more than fourteen centuries later.