Baghdad Revelation

In this book, writer and thinker Ali Mubarak presents a collection of articles that combine personal experience with profound literary insight, presenting a testament to an intellectual and cultural era rich in events and reflections. From Cairo to Baghdad, and between East and West, the book's diverse topics reflect the author's perspective on literature, Arabism, society, and the lives of thinkers and writers who influenced the course of Arab thought.
From the hell of injustice in Cairo to the blazing ecstasy of Baghdad, we navigate through the book's pages between different scenes, where memories intersect with literary analysis. The author paints a picture of Baghdad as he envisioned it before seeing it, then relays his observations and impressions of its reality. In his articles, he discusses intellectual and cultural issues such as literary schools in Egypt and Arabism in Arab society. He also chronicles the lives of prominent figures such as Dr. Zaki Mubarak and Professor Mahmoud Azmi, while also exploring literary lessons, Egyptian art in Iraq, and issues of fame and morality and their impact on creative individuals. This book is an enjoyable intellectual journey that combines nostalgia for the past with engagement with the present, blending experience with analysis, creating an honest voice that expresses the writer's conscience and reflects the issues of his time.