My life, Ahmed Amin

My life, Ahmed Ameen Dar Al-Shurooq, Taha Hussein said about this wonderful biography of one of the most important symbols of the modern Arab Renaissance: ".. If Ahmed Ameen is not an excellent example of productive seriousness, and fruitful activity, and perseverance that knows no fatigue or boredom, and resistance that knows no weakness or laziness, and confidence that knows no doubt or hesitation, then Egyptians should not expect an excellent example from any other citizen." And Ahmed Hassan Al-Zayyat said about her: "He combines good idea and beautiful image, and harmonizes between the seriousness of meaning and the solidity of expression. Perhaps this is most evident in his book 'My Life,' as his depiction of the house, the water seller, the speaker, the writers, and Al-Azhar, and in his description of his parents and brothers, and his friends Abdel Hakim Mohamed and Ali Fawzi, and his teachers Atef Birkats and Mr. Bourk, as models of the clear expression that shines with the light of reason, pulsates with the spirit of emotion, and boasts with the colors of art."