My days among the best people and the noblest professions

In this book I present to the reader my personal story; my human and educational experience, the reader will find in my story a human condition trying to convey to him a summary of its experiences with people and education. A friend who tells you what happened to him, and informs you about those he knew from people. And what happened to him happened similarly to you, but he will turn before you the pages of his experience, perhaps you will find in it benefit, or a lesson, or a joke. You will benefit from my mistake and from my correctness, and perhaps you will enjoy what I have written to you, and find that its effect does not go beyond enjoyment, and perhaps this enjoyment diminishes so that it does not go beyond the pleasure of viewing a human experience. But I am in all these cases happy that I have spoken to you, and that I have confided in you with my experience, and the story of my life. The Scientific Institute in Buraidah is my story, and my experience, and my life.