My dear brother: correspondence of Hussein and Jalal Amin 2

That exciting part includes Hussein and Jalal's messages in the sixties, seventies, and eighties of the twentieth century, so we live with them the stations of love and marriage, and get to know their psychological, financial, and professional troubles, and continue their search for solutions to daily life questions during their movement through diverse countries, and we feel how their view of life and people changes over the years. Their speeches also reveal details of the formal "complete ethical philosophy" they aspired to reach in their youth, and how each of them began to guard a specific cultural issue and adopt a clear social stance; Hussein in writing about the necessity of balancing Islamic rulings and the requirements of the era, and Jalal in guarding the independence of society and its character against ideological and civilizational invasion from the West. Regarding the decades of enormous changes in the Arab world, we witness the periods of maturity of two great figures — which will not be repeated — in our Arab culture. Author: Hussein Ahmed Amin - Kamal Salah Amin Request for the rest of Jalal Amin's works: 1/ What Life Taught Me 2/ Written on the Forehead - Stories on the Margins of the Biography 3/ What Happened to Culture in Egypt 4/ The Nectar of Life 5/ My Dear Brother 6/ My Dear Brother, Part Two