One of the prominent figures of the modern call and movement 1/2 "Abdullah Al-Aqeel"

A book on the masterpieces of Egyptian civilization, which narrates the lives of dozens of great men in science, الدعوة, and Jihad who dedicated their lives cheaply for the sake of Allah and to elevate their message in serving their homelands. They died, but their memory remains. What is for Allah endures and continues, and what is not for Allah cuts off and separates. Oh Allah, grant us to follow their path. The book describes 119 Islamic personalities, including biographies of some of the symbols of the Islamic nation, those who left clear marks, noble deeds, and recorded heroic stances in the fields of الدعوة to Allah and Jihad in His way, sacrificing themselves and what is precious for the sake of supporting the religion of Allah. The author committed in his writing to have met those he wrote about and to have known them accurately. Therefore, his writing came as that of a knowledgeable and aware person. He also stipulated that the person being translated is a داعية working for Islam, due to the importance of working alongside الدعوة. His translation also relates to the length of his acquaintance with the personality: he wrote about some in four pages, and translated others in ten. The author, Al-Aqeel, presents in his translation a brief about the personality regarding their life and upbringing, then mentions how he got to know him, and includes some of his traits and morals, his role in الدعوة and Jihad, and a brief about their writings. He also quotes some sayings said about the person, and concludes with their death. Al-Aqeel relied in his work on more than two hundred sources, including 154 books, 49 magazines, and 26 newspapers or journals.