This novel tells the story of a young man in the prime of his life who experiences many painful contradictions. These conflicts leave him torn between the principles dictated by his conscience and upbringing—moral commitment—and the material temptations and deviations apparent in his society, catching him in a difficult position.

The book explores these contradictions in different sections of the novel, each from the perspective of one of its characters.

The book presents its ideas clearly, with an artistic style that attempts to innovate in storytelling. It often leans towards engaging narration, dividing the novel into sections. In each section, it presents the same core idea from the viewpoint of a new character, delving deep into their psyche and revealing their inner world.

It portrays the concerns of some young people who are misunderstood by their parents and society. It explores all of this through the words of the protagonist Hamdan and his five papers, the second protagonist Mohammed Khalil and his six papers, and the third protagonist Hamza and his five papers. It connects them all with the idea of the intended goal, using a cohesive artistic style appropriate for the nature of the novel.

• Author: Ahmed Al-Qari
• Publisher: Dar Al-Fikr Al-Moaser – Damascus
• Edition: 3
• Year of Publication: 2010
• Pages: 280
• Parts: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• Paper Type: White