There are few comparative scientific studies on the revolution, its origins and roots. Its rules, concepts, aspirations and goals, and less than that these studies should be completely profound, completely objective, far from bias and substitute for the purpose, especially since the revolutionary concepts have been divided, like any other basic concepts, such as the concepts that deal with culture or freedom. Or democracy, society, authority, or anything else, into two separate worlds of thought, namely the traditional bourgeois world and the progressive socialist world, and they are only connected by a thin, narrow isthmus of liberal thought, which departed from the puritanism of conservative and classical bourgeois thought, and did not go far in its development. And its progress, to the extent that it places it in the ranks of progressive socialist ideas.