Within a Sufi framework held by Al-Attar’s granddaughter, the events of this novel take place in the critical period that Egypt is experiencing before the emergence of the Fatimid state and in its beginnings. It depicts the social situation of the Egyptian people at that time, and the political conflicts hidden under the cloak of religion.
In “The Vision of the Eye,” Mustafa Moussa weaves two parallel stories that go side by side, and are intertwined with a third heritage story narrated by “Ablaa” over many years. Fates intersect, destinies are drawn, and the facts of a conflict that will last forever are revealed.
"The book presents Hanan Al-Samak’s philosophy of happiness in its finest form, within a framework enriched with values and principles that enable individuals to move toward a life filled with contentment, hope, and balance. It incorporates the latest practices of positive psychology and offers useful techniques and exercises to enhance positive thinking and develop the skill of living happily."
The story (Now They Will Believe) is based on a real story from the life of Leader Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, may God have mercy on him. The story centers around a woman who longs to meet Sheikh Zayed, may God have mercy on him. Coincidence brings her together with the leader, but the funny thing is that she is afraid that no one will believe her. Sheikh Zayed, may God have mercy on him, changes the course of the story by sending gift boxes to the woman’s house with a message containing (Now they will believe).
