Adous Al-Sirri, the soul of nations in a bleeding memory: Part One, by Ibrahim Al-Koni

Press the secret soul of the spirit of the nation in a bleeding memory, Part One, Ibrahim Al-Koni. A very important book that is not limited to the biography of the novelist (Ibrahim Al-Koni), but intersects with a group of important figures and events in Libya's history.. These events that Al-Koni experienced firsthand and was a part of or heard about. In "Doss Al-Sari," Al-Koni interrogates his memory and recalls his beginnings and his spiritual and cultural formation, along with details of his life intertwined with the details of the desert and oases, overlooking the political scene in Libya during the monarchy in the past century and the revolution that overthrew the monarchy, which was more like a revolution to re-establish tyranny under false liberation slogans. Al-Koni reclaims this memory in his delightful reflective narration and recalls the experience of voluntary exile in Moscow, talking about his experience studying at the Gorky Institute of Literature. Ibrahim Al-Koni is a Libyan writer specializing in novels, literary studies, criticism, linguistics, history, and politics. The French magazine Lire chose him as one of the fifty most prominent contemporary global novelists, and he has been praised by cultural, critical, academic, and official circles in Europe, America, and Japan. Number of pages: 607