The Sound of Seerah Season 2
Ibraheem Waddy for Khabab (young sword maker)
*Casting Call: "Khabab ibn Arrat" - Supporting Role*
*Audio Production Title:* The Sound of Seerah
*Role:* Khabab ibn Arrat (Recurring Role)
*Character Overview:*
Khabab ibn Arrat is a compelling supporting character in "The Sound of Seerah," an immersive audio production that brings to life the remarkable journey of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). Khabab's character is characterized by skepticism and bluntness, underscored by unwavering determination and resilience. His role in the narrative sheds light on the challenges faced by early Muslims and the strength of faith required to overcome adversity. Khabab's character adds depth and authenticity to the historical tapestry of the Seerah. The character is young and bold and undergoes brutal torture for his beliefs.
*Traits:*
- *Skeptical:* Khabab's skepticism is a reflection of his analytical mind and the hurdles he must navigate on his faith journey.
- *Blunt:* His straightforward and candid demeanor lends a unique voice to the narrative, offering unfiltered insights.
- *Unwavering:* Khabab's steadfast commitment to his beliefs and principles defines his character, even in the face of doubt.
- *Resilient:* His resilience in the face of hardship and persecution serves as an inspiration to those around him.
*Voice Type:*
We are seeking a voice that encapsulates Khabab's character traits – bold, assertive, and steadfast. The voice should convey his skepticism and unwavering nature, as well as the struggles he endures as a young and bold individual who undergoes brutal torture for his beliefs.
- male teen
- male young adult
1. (skeptical) "So...am I equal to my master?" 2. (unconvinced) "I just don't see how a statue can benefit or harm me." 3. (Solemn) "My tribe lost a war. They killed the men and took the women and children as slaves. I was pretty young when it happened..." 4. (Seriously) "Nothing this big stays secret long. And when this does become known. People like you and I, your Roman friend, even Bilal. We'll be the first to be punished for it. So you better be prepared for that day."