Bibliograph

ʻĪṣābit al-arbaʻah, The sign of the four, al-taqdīm min al-riwāyah al-aṣlīyyah: Sīr Arthur Kūnān Dūyil ; al-rusūm al-tawḍiḥīyah: Āy. N.G. Kulbārd ; taqdīm al-nass: Īyan Idīgīntūn ; al-tarjamah ilaʹ al-ʻArabīyyah: Amānī ʻĀṣim

Type

Label

ʻĪṣābit al-arbaʻah, The sign of the four, al-taqdīm min al-riwāyah al-aṣlīyyah: Sīr Arthur Kūnān Dūyil ; al-rusūm al-tawḍiḥīyah: Āy. N.G. Kulbārd ; taqdīm al-nass: Īyan Idīgīntūn ; al-tarjamah ilaʹ al-ʻArabīyyah: Amānī ʻĀṣim

Language

eng

Index

no index present

Literary Form

fiction

Main title

ʻĪṣābit al-arbaʻah

Nature of contents

dictionaries

Responsibility statement

al-taqdīm min al-riwāyah al-aṣlīyyah: Sīr Arthur Kūnān Dūyil ; al-rusūm al-tawḍiḥīyah: Āy. N.G. Kulbārd ; taqdīm al-nass: Īyan Idīgīntūn ; al-tarjamah ilaʹ al-ʻArabīyyah: Amānī ʻĀṣim

Series statement

Riwāyāt Shārlūk Hūlmz al-Muṣawwarah

Sub title

The sign of the four

Summary

"The Sign of the Four" is Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's follow-up to his immensely successful "A Study in Scarlet", where we first meet one of the most famous literary detectives of all time, Sherlock Holmes. "The Sign of the Four" is the mystery surrounding the disappearance Miss Mary Morstan's father. Every year on the anniversary of Miss Morstan's father's disappearance, Mary receives an anonymous gift of a priceless pearl. Miss Morstan solicits the help of Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson to unravel the identity and motive of her anonymous benefactor

Target audience

adult

Contributor

Creator