Al-Bukhala' (The Book of Misers) is a classic work of Arabic prose by the renowned 9th-century polymath Al-Jahiz. This satirical masterpiece compiles anecdotes, stories, and observations about misers, showcasing their peculiar habits, irrational fears, and often absurd justifications for their stinginess. More than just a collection of humorous tales, the book offers profound insights into human psychology, social customs, and the economic life of Abbasid society. Al-Jahiz's sharp wit, eloquent style, and keen eye for detail make 'Al-Bukhala'' a timeless commentary on human nature and a cornerstone of Arabic literature, blending entertainment with sociological analysis.