Adam Noor, a Jordanian-born Muslim man, had a dream. His dream was to immigrate to the United States and become a famous Arabic singer. In 1999, he finally came to the United States with his new wife, in search of the American Dream. A dream he was mere weeks away from achieving, when it was all taken away from him.
Working at a local gas station, he was robbed and brutally beaten almost to death. Th e attack resulted in severe health problems that not only ended his dream, but had a profound impact on the rest of his life.
In this book, Mr. Noor describes, in excruciating detail, his struggles to cope with severe health symptoms, battle a heartless insurance company, grapple with the aftermath of 9/11’s effect on the U.S. public’s attitudes toward Muslims, grieve over the senseless murder of his father and help Senators Chris Smith and Nick Allen to fight against Th e Early Release Program.
It is Mr. Noor’s hope that this book will ensure that his father’s story is never forgotten. It is also his hope that people who are experiencing seemingly insurmountable obstacles will be inspired to conclude that survival is possible. Even for a Muslim individual, living in the United States in 2020.
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