Wahy Al-Qalam (3 parts)

The Book Wahi Al-Qalam is a literary work by Mustafa Sadiq Al-Rafi'i, and it is considered one of the most beautiful writings by Al-Rafi'i. The book consists of three parts, which are a collection of his critical and creative articles inspired by contemporary social life, stories, and Islamic history scattered across many famous Egyptian newspapers and magazines at the beginning of the last century, such as Al-Risala, Al-Muayyad newspaper, Al-Balagha, Al-Muqattam, Al-Siyasa, and others. The book gathers all of Al-Rafi'i's literary characteristics, clearly distinguished in his style, as well as all of his mental and psychological traits, clearly distinguished in its subject matter. It includes his creation and religion, his youth and emotion, his austerity and dignity, his humor and cheerfulness, his anger and wrath. Whoever wishes to know Al-Rafi'i through his opinions, ideas, and social interactions should know him through this book. Al-Rafi'i began writing these articles in 1934, weekly, in the form of articles or stories, to be published weekly in Al-Risala magazine. The book covers social topics, as well as descriptions and love, along with topics that clarify the obscured truths of Islam, its manners, backgrounds, and some of the aesthetic qualities of the Quran. It extracts truths from the world and presents them within texts crafted in story form, aiming to attract the reader's attention to the underlying message.