I am humbled, Inshrah

Enshrah is not part of the silent majority...and she is not a revolutionary; But she was always dreaming of a better life. Sometimes she expressed her opinion with shyness. She did not prefer to get involved in what might bring her problems. When the January 1952 revolution broke out, Inshirah changed something she did not believe. She began to participate and express her opinion in the successive incidents that occurred over the course of more than a year of the revolution. She participated and entered Tahrir Square, shocked by what she saw, until she withdrew from all activities, and the people began to ask about her. Where is Ensharah?! In this book, you read the events after the revolution, and the creator, Iman Embaby, cast a simple sarcastic shade on them that expresses the questions on each of us's minds, which are answered by Enshrah, who is the mother, sister, and aunt, which makes the book the truest book expressing the Egyptian revolution.