What should we do

presents to the Arab reader the first translation of Tolstoy's book What should we do? and it is one of Tolstoy's important intellectual books. where Tolstoy was recording the names of the needy, and noting his observations about the assistance that can be provided to them, so that he could return to them later. Tolstoy described the horror of poverty in cities, and the vast distance that separates the poor from the rich there. he did not absolve himself of responsibility, and described to the reader his feeling of guilt about the life of luxury he was living, and always emphasized that excessive luxury and extreme poverty are connected, and cannot be separated from each other; where he reached the conclusion that our "wealth" is the basis of poverty. Tolstoy sees that money is the origin of evil, and that there is an amoral side in owning it; money is a new form of slavery.