Egypt is a land shaped by nature, and shaped by man into something that has its own personality and importance. It is the homeland of a community of human beings linked to each other by material and moral ties. It is a homeland of a community different from other human societies. No matter how many origins there were, there was an "Egyptian" character formed in this environment, and what is meant is not the nature of physical features, but rather a specific attitude to life.
In this book, the author talks about Egypt as history knew it. Egypt, which was shaped through its exciting history, controlled the destinies of its people, and made them pay the price for remaining in the form they created.