The Asfouri - Ghazi Al Gosaibi

Al-Asfuriyah is a Levantine word meaning the madhouse, and the hero is the professor who narrates the history of the Arab nation during a clinical therapy session to the psychiatrist, and here Al-Qasabi wanted to say that the madhouse is the only place where the rational can speak in this world. In this novel, Al-Qasabi mixed local dialects and criticized the complex of the khawaja among Arab intellectuals and elites, the issue of authority, and other chronic Arab problems with unprecedented boldness. The novel ended with the psychiatrist's madness and Al-Qasabi's escape to other worlds, which is a crazy ending for a mad world. Book information: Author: Dar Al-Saqi Number of pages: 304 Publisher: Dar Al-Saqi