The customs of tyranny and the fates of slavery

Book name: The Nature of Despotism and the Fates of Servitude Author: Abdulrahman Al-Kawakibi Publishing house: Al-Karma Book classification: Novel Number of pages: 262 About the book: "Despotism should not be opposed with violence: so that it does not become a fitna that devastates people. Yes, despotism may reach a severity that causes fitna to explode naturally, so if there are wise people in the nation who distance themselves from it from the start, until their revolution subsides somewhat, and they fulfill their role among the hypocrites, then they use wisdom to guide ideas toward establishing justice, and the best way to establish it is by establishing a government whose men are not known for despotism, and have no relation to fitna." The most important writings about despotism, its causes, types, and ways to confront it.