The supplication of the sandpiper, Dar Diwan edition

Overview of the book content: But your voice, oh dear bird, reaches me and pulls me forcefully from this deep silence, so I jump in fear and horror, and he jumps in fear and horror, then we do not delay but security returns to us and calmness is restored, as for me, two wide tears fall on my cheeks, and as for him, he says while leaning on the table, "Dua'a al-Karawan! Do you see him returning this echo when Hanadi was struck down in that vast space!!" The echoes of the nightingale's voice still resonate on the pages of Taha Hussein despite the passage of time, for his nightingale, through which he wrote this expressive human story about the state of Egyptian society at that time, that nightingale, was a symbol of a woman singing her sorrows across the horizon, with no responder but silence and echo and silence.