The core of the story of resistant literature is creating the spirit of the people from the souls of the resistors. This requires more than a leader; it needs a storyteller, and beyond a gun, a pen. The closer this storyteller's spirit is to the resistant souls, the deeper their memory and broader their understanding of the place aflame with the fire of death for the sake of the land, and the purer their devotion to the soil, blood, and freedom, the more the pen flames with ink and engraves in art. This makes the story of resistant literature more empowered in building people's spirit, more splendid in beauty, and unmatched in height within the masterpieces of narrative literature. Ali Hijazi, as a storyteller and a pen, exemplifies these dual crescents through which he shapes the spirit of the people and crafts narrative literature into fire without smoke and embers without ash. It is a pen that continues the path when all leaders go to sleep. Peace to the 'Fist of Moses', which, after its blood was absorbed by the soil and ignited freedom, absorbed Ali Hijazi's ink and ignited with art. Poet Joseph Harb, former Secretary-General of the Lebanese Writers' Union, says: Prof. Dr. Ali Hijazi, a university professor and narrative writer, has penned stories for adults and youth. A researcher in folk heritage, he has numerous studies and works, including 'The Loyalty of the Olives', a collection of stories translated into French, Chinese, and Persian. He has participated in many literary conferences and seminars and is a member of the General Union of Arab Writers, the Arab Writers Union, and the Lebanese Writers Union.

Publishing house: Dar Al Farabi Publishing and Distribution Number of Pages: 136 Year of publication: 2012