The soul of the butterfly

Book name: The Spirit of the Butterfly reflections on the journey of life author: Heba Rabi edition: Al-Kutub Khan for publishing book classification: Novel number of pages: 257 brief about the book: The book is characterized by high spirituality and simplicity and honesty, and is filled with wisdom and Sufi and human stories with meaning, as well as including poems of Muhammad Ali that he wrote with love and transparency and the noblest human values he believes in. In "The Spirit of the Butterfly" we accompany Muhammad Ali since he was a poor child in the city of "Louisville" characterized by curiosity and feeling that he is destined for a great message, and we get to know his simple family and the most important events of his childhood and the impact of his parents on him, then a young man who loves boxing and seeks glory, fame, and freedom before he finds his true path when he learned about religion and embraced Islam and how he changed his name from "Cassius Clay" to "Muhammad Ali" and felt freedom for the first time then. Muhammad Ali tells his story as a lesson, whether in boxing or in faith, summarizing the most important things he learned and benefited from, and emphasizing that his most important achievement is his faith in God and the noble values of Islam.