In a land formed on the Nile lips, a story is drawn about the conflict of nature and the ambiguity of shapes. The Dean of Arabic Literature stands with a recklessness in front of this unique narration, which woven its strings in the middle of the last century, as if it insists that it is not part of a free home, and does not tell anyone in Egypt. But this critical image of the malicious souls and the deadly injustice was not a free home to satisfy it. The pages of this story are folded with a buried hope and a message of reform, which is challenged by desperate darkness. In its empty pages, the reader becomes part of the narration, complements the lost meanings, and expresses his own views. Beyond the river, "A story will not be completed except for you, so do you dare to confront mystery and complete the story?"