The protagonist in this story is not an ordinary witness of his time; he is an integral part of eras when nations fell, and reform movements faded away. Strangely, this 'heroic witness' played a significant role in the revival of some of these nations and movements. In this process, which he was pushed into, the 'heroic witness' lost hopes, loved ones, and reputation. This novel is full of tales of the tragedies and oddities of nations, while the lamentations and hardships of its characters are evident from beginning to end... and everything in between!

• 'Heart from Bengal', the author's first novel, and he wrote another book containing a series of articles called 'The Last Arab Sigh'.
• He writes weekly in various Saudi newspapers and prepares radio programs in Saudi Arabia.
• Publishing house: Dar Al-Farabi for Publishing and Distribution
• Number of Pages: 352
• Year of publication: 2006