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AN ANALYSIS OF MUSTAFA’S RESILIENCE TO OVERCOME ADVERSITY IN LAILA LALAMI’S THE MOOR’S ACCOUNT
This study explores the theme of slavery in literature through Laila Lalami's historical fiction novel, The Moor's Account. This research is focusing on the main character, Mustafa al-Zamori, a 16th-century Enslaved Muslim Moor during early expedition in American. Employing qualitative research to the textual analysis, we aim to analyze Mustafa's resilience using Southwick and Charney's theory. Results show Mustafa exhibits six out of ten resilience factors: optimism, meaning and purpose, religion and spirituality, social support, brain fitness, and cognitive flexibility. These factors serve as coping mechanisms, enabling Mustafa to navigate adversities successfully. The also study highlights the influence of Moor religious and culture in shaping Mustafa's resilience, particularly through his spirituality
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