Folded pages from our modern Arab history

Folded pages from our modern Arab history Khalil Al-Rawaf This memoir dates the journey of a full century of events in the bright East of the Arab world, experienced and lived by the author, especially the founding and establishment of the Third Saudi State, so he was a witness to the stage with all its details. Khalil Al-Rawaf's memoirs derive their importance from the fact that their author began to write and document them at a young age, despite the long travels that marked his life, from the East of the Arab world to Europe and America, where he spent part of his life, arriving there in the thirties of the last century, as a husband, traveler, and a participant in acting within the "Hollywood" team. These memoirs discuss the long trade route mapped out by the "Aqilat" from the depths of Najd to the plains of Sham, the darkness of Iraq, and the waters of the Nile, documenting some pages of that unique experience. The author did not forget to dedicate a chapter to his story or his tragedy with his American son Nauf, whom fate separated immediately after his birth, and he only met him after fifty years, in a story that is closer to fantasy. The author was born around 1895 and died in 2000 AD in Riyadh city, and between the pages of the book is the journey's path and its details.