«Giants of the North», a contemporary Islamic novel in the Arabic language by Egyptian poet and novelist, Najib Kilani (Naguib al-Kilani, 1931 - 1995).

The novel talks about the tragedy of Muslims in Nigeria in the sixties and what the missionary caravans and Zionist hands were doing in terms of strife and unrest between different ethnicities within one nation. A call to God in Nigeria, interspersed with innocent admiration between a Muslim and a Christian woman. The Muslim left something for God, so God compensated him with something better. Christianity converted to Islam and its Islam became good. The admiration went on a sound path and was completed with a wonderful ending that culminated in a marriage fraught with love, compassion, and cooperation for the sake of God, a civil war, the ambitions of colonialism, the division and fragmentation of people, then the union of the forces of truth and their expulsion of the forces of falsehood and colonialism.