We need a mirror in which we can see ourselves, and with our own eyes we can see our appearance, in which we can correct any mistakes. If a person resorts to the mirror to fix his hair, part it, and tie the knot on his neck, then with the psychological mirror he corrects the necessary psychological aspects of his life. This moral mirror is nothing but the graphic novel of one of our customs and one of our traditions, in which our psychological eye sees the good and bad things of our social life.
That is why, in pursuit of this desire - the mirror of the soul - the writer Abdul Masih Haddad began writing these stories, and called them "diaspora stories" because they are specific to the diaspora, and he says: If I were to write these stories, I would not have achieved the goal, nor would I have drawn what should be drawn from the scenes of the deep Syrian soul. The stream I am in will throw me into the depths where I can delve deeply into the lesson of Syrian life from many aspects, from the beginning of the migration to where we have become.