Dilishān bā Mā va Bumbishān bar Sar-i Māst: Persian 1403

A follow-up to the most important and prominent event, smart comments, pictures and notes that contain a lot of sarcasm and mockery of the authority of the "masters" who control our world, and of all political situations and conditions, including our conditions, in the articles of this interesting book with a smooth style and inexhaustible ideas. The famous Algerian writer, who, according to President Ahmed Ben Bella, "...raised Algerian literature with her production to a stature befitting the history of our struggle...", had previously published this collection of articles in the Emirati magazine "Zahrat Al Khaleej". The writer does not consider "these interviews to be literature, but rather a pain that I sometimes covered up with sarcasm, and was often exposed by it...", and they are "articles collected according to national and nationalist issues and concerns...that have exhausted me over a quarter of a century of writing". These articles are organized into four chapters. The first chapter deals with the subject of "Look at Bush and learn". Bush, who entered Iraq, "perhaps thought that they had walked barefoot before him, so the "cowboy" of history did not expect their anger to have shoes". The second chapter raises the issue of “this generous, humiliated Iraqi,” and it discusses “the fate of Iraqi scholars, and the humiliation of a nation unable even to protect its scholars, after they found themselves the first to be targeted, and the first Arab symbol that America insists on humiliating.”