Hadiths - Taha Hussein

A brief about the book "Hadiths" - Taha Hussein: Sometimes writers feel confined when talking about history, criticism, literature, and their issues; they feel a longing for the reader to know them as friends, not just as writers, so they can have simple conversations that reach the heart and are free from causes of argument or hostility, creating a human relationship between the writer and the readers. It also alleviates some of the writer's anxiety and brings him closer to his audience, causing him to come down from his ivory tower and mingle with people, revealing his human sides; he is like them, he suffers and loves, and his soul is filled with dreams he wishes to share with his readers. This is what Taha Hussein did in this book, whose chapters are like pleasant conversations that friends secretly share with each other during evening gatherings, increasing the intimacy between them.