This book by Mansour Al-Shamsi offers a profound analysis of the relationship between Islamists and political reform in Saudi Arabia. It meticulously documents and scrutinizes the discourse of the Islamic Awakening leaders in the Kingdom during a critical period, spanning from 1981 to 2006. The study delves into the evolution of Islamist thought and its impact on the political landscape, providing invaluable insights into the historical context and intellectual currents that shaped the movement. Al-Shamsi's work is essential for understanding the complexities of Saudi Arabian socio-political dynamics and the role of religious figures in advocating for or resisting reform. It offers a comprehensive perspective on a pivotal era in the Kingdom's history.