From the corner of Cairo

The Egyptian historian Mohamed Shafiq Ghorbal chose this title to a number of his radio conversations presented by studies in Arab history, and the nature of these studies was what was directed to the Arabs from the defyers and the implications of Arab history from the intentions intended to land the Arabs in the history of humanity as a status without their true status. The writer also turns on men who changed the face of history, shedding light on the life and actions of a number of thought pioneers who lit up the human path of truth, goodness and beauty, as Cairo was their angry that they took shelter and their pulpit from which their words and bright ideas spread. A clip from the book: "Al -Kindi, the author of the book of the virtues of Egypt, mentioned that a prince of one of its princes said one day, and he is in the field that follows Fustat: Do you meditate who I see?" They said: What does the prince see? , And the climax of a mountain, a river, a river, a plant, a livestock, a livestock, a hunger, a sea hunter, a monster, a ship salt, a camel, a sanding of sand, an easy and a mountain in less than a mile in a mile. In this patch, the image of Egypt, and in this center Al -Fustat Cairo - Heart of Egypt, and the average of the Arab world, and from the corner of Cairo we look out and see its episodes and roles is proportional, balanced, each episode is in its place, and every role in its place, nothing is overwhelmed by something, the light is the distribution of fair distribution, and the shadows as well. "