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A novel belonging to prison literature through which Abdul Rahman Munif expressed a tense political situation experienced by the peoples of the Arab world and which young people of the homeland, eager for freedom, fall victim to. It continues Abdul Rahman Munif's journey in the prisons of the Arab world after the novel East Mediterranean, which he published 15 years earlier, as if to say that the passage of time in this place of the world has no effect on the relationship between authority and citizens. And as in East Mediterranean, the place and time are undefined, but rather deceptive, where Munif invents two states (Amuria and Moran) that are two images of a reality experienced by the peoples of the homeland, the Arab world in general.