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Author's name: Jamal Najidaar Publication: The Arab Institution for Studies and Publishing Year of publication: 1988 Literary classification: Russian literature anecdotes Brief about the book: Abu Salman was keen to instill the traditions of his asceticism in his eldest son. He accompanied him in his visits and meetings with others, and taught him many methods of pleasure, argument, and trickery. And one silent night, Abu Salman managed to sneak into the other’s mind, not this, where he said to him in a moment of inattentiveness, directed at his shining eyes: Listen, O Salman, when you meet a man, open your eyes and look firmly into his eyes. Do not blink, do not move your eyes, and let your voice come out from your throat straight and unbent. He also told him: A man's aura is a list of what he keeps mysterious. But if the opportunity to uncover it arises, his aura cluster will burst, because he will react and laugh, and here familiarity arises. And familiarity is the opposite of awe. So do not allow the germ of familiarity to sneak into your soul, because it is the key to your secrets.