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Trading: A set of articles for the liberal thinker and writer, "Wali al -Din Yakan". "Wali al -Din" is an Egyptian poet of Turkish origin, the diversity of his literary production between the article and the social narration, in addition to his poetic poems that were characterized by smoothness of style and ease of words, and freedom from the restrictions of Al -Sajaa and the costly benefits that were common at this time, and his brother Joseph collected a lot From his poems after his death in a small office. The content of his article here diversified between literature, societal issues and political conditions, some of which carry many of his bold, free, and even shocking views, so that these articles reflect his liberal vision of Arab society as a step towards reform and liberation, which is something that has long been dragged by many troubles with the ruling authority, as A lot of readers spent it; For example, he sees that "Ahmed Orabi" was just a rebel officer for orders. In fact, the book abounds with unusual opinions, but it was the result of many Cairo political and social conditions, which made some extremism go to the far right or the far left, although the author's goal - as it seems to us - is sincere, its purpose is to advance his country and raise it.