Through thirteen short stories written by the pioneer of the short story, Yahya Haqqi, he presents to us a set of social concepts and values ​​through his penetration into the depths of the human soul, which he dealt with in his stories: the poisoned heart, death, thinking, and sarcasm, the man with the black face, Muhammad Bey visiting his estate, and Abd Al-Tawab Effendi, and the media, O Effendum, and the copper bed, and the spiral staircase, and Soso, and a generator without chickpeas, and did I not tell you? And in the clinic, farewell