Long-distance race

This novel reveals the harsh reality that Arab countries live due to poverty, and the narrator mentions models of political corruption known in Arab countries, through the travel of the hero of the novel. The novel documents the imperialist struggle for influence in the region's countries, in order to control their oil wealth, and the novel also exposes the illegal and unethical methods of the British and Americans in their struggle to tighten control over oil sources and the rulers who were preoccupied with their pleasures and personal adventures and neglected the interests of their peoples who are burdened with poverty and deprivation.