The great writer "Abbas Al -Akkad" offers a honest translation and study of the life of the Imam of Enlightenment in the modern era, "Sheikh Muhammad Abdo". He presents the conditions of the society in which the Sheikh was born, as well as the nature of the Egyptian village at the time, as it shows the state of Al -Azhar and the thought that prevailed his elders, showing the nature of the sciences he presented and the ways of teaching it. Then he moves the childhood of the Sheikh, his life and his learning in his village, "Mahala Nasr", as the elders who influenced his career and formed his conscience; He talks about his most important teacher, "Jamal Al -Din Al -Afghani", and his role in developing the thought of Muhammad Abdo. In some detail, the Sheikh's positions are presented on the major issues and events of the "Arab Revolution" and the issue of "Arab nationalism". The book is a summary of the Sheikh's thought, philosophy and reformist ideas in education and culture, his enlightening role in society, and his relentless endeavor to awaken Egyptian awareness.