Perhaps many have not heard of the Turkish writer and poet, "The Guardian of Religion,", as he was fluctuating in his poetic and literary production, and despite that, he was distinguished and tended towards renewal. He was busy with his political and social battles, which he fought with his bold views until it reached the point of recklessness. His opinions carried some strangeness and extremism at times, but his blame should not be exaggerated. His time was full of turbulent political, social and national trends as a result of the bad situation that the Ottoman caliphate reached from corruption and injustice. He declared disobedience and denied a lot, and the price of that views was imprisonment and exile. This was only more insisting on seeking freedom and hatred of tyranny. We will learn more about the life of this rebel poet and writer during our brief lectures, which were written by the great literary critic "Mohamed Mandour".

محمد عبد الحميد موسى مندور (1907 - 1965 م), ناقد أدبي وكاتب مصري متنوع, ولغوي. درس في كلية الحقوق وكلية الآداب بالجامعة المصرية في العشرينات, حيث برع في دراسته وتفوق في مجال الأدب العربي واللغة العربية. عاش مندور فترة حافلة بالمعارك السياسية والاجتماعية, وشهد انخراطه في الحركات الطلابية ضد الاستعمار الإنجليزي والحكومة المصرية. درس في الخارج, حيث استمر في تأليف الكتب والمقالات النقدية, وشارك في الصحافة والتدريس الجامعي. يُعتبر مندور واحدًا من رواد التفكير والنقد الأدبي في مصر, وترك تأثيرًا كبيرًا في مجال الأدب واللغة.