The book "Black Spring" by Abdul Aziz Mutawa is a literary/narrative work that explores the realms of anxiety and major transformations in Arab life. It critically and intellectually examines the repercussions of what became known as the "Arab Spring" and the resultant collapses and conflicts, casting a heavy shadow on collective consciousness.

Through his text, the author attempts to uncover the contradiction between the dream of change and the tragic reality that followed these events, highlighting the disappointment of the Arab individual facing the destruction of nations and shattered hopes.

The book combines poetic language with a philosophical contemplative approach, providing testimony to a bleak phase in the region's history, where the "spring" was nothing but "black" in its outcomes and results.