Historical moment, by: Mohamed Al-Mansi Qandil

Between the two banks of this book, there are thirty stories from the extended Arab time, starting from the time of the knights, whose ambitions do not stop at their present, for they had with the coming of the message of Islam and martyrdom for its sake what they wanted of confrontation and victory over time itself, then a time that began with a major fitnah, rejecting bravery and embracing cunning, which is the time of kings. The land narrowed for those fighting over the throne despite the vast conquests and victories, so they had to get rid of each other even if they were bound by blood brotherhood. These conflicts quickly led to the fall of the Umayyads and Abbasids, paving the way for the time of the Jilban, mercenary soldiers from the Turks, Mamluks, Seljuks, and others. Instead of a caliph, there became a thousand caliphs who neither owned nor ruled. After that, occupied states alternated from every direction until we reached a time truly filled with despair, but not devoid of hope. It includes dreaming men, sacrificial uprisings, a longing for change, dormant revolutions beneath the soil, and others emerging into the light, and we are still waiting for a new Arab era, a new labor, and a new birth. Number of pages: 440