Amidst an atmosphere charged with tension and psychological struggles, the events of Suad's Cabaret unfold, where the novelist conjures socially symbolic scenes at times, and at others unveils them, yet they consistently suggest the moral decline pervasive in societies across various levels: political, social, economic, and personal. The novel bears much betrayal and very little loyalty.

Publishing house: Dar Al-Adab

Number of Pages: 191

Year of publication: 2004