The memoirs by Muhammad Kurd Ali, 4 parts

One of the most important things written by the scholar Muhammad Kurd Ali about what he witnessed during his life is the late Ottoman era and the French Mandate period in Syria. Muhammad Kurd Ali was born in 1876 and died in 1953 shortly after publishing his memoir. His memoirs include a translation of his life, which was a long and eventful life; the professor lived in various environments, traveled many journeys in the East and West, immersed himself in politics and suffered from its fire, worked in journalism for a long time, and journalism is one of the greatest schools for understanding life and its colors. He befriended many men of literature, politics, science, wealth, and business, learned from them, and prolonged his companionship with them, living a long life; he mentioned in his memoirs that he was in his eighties, held major positions, and was a minister for more than five years.