Al-Jahiz's 'Al-Bukhala' (The Book of Misers) is a celebrated literary work from the Golden Age of Islam, showcasing the author's unparalleled wit and keen observation of human behavior. This collection of anecdotes, tales, and letters humorously portrays individuals consumed by avarice, offering a biting satire on the absurdity of miserliness. Beyond its comedic value, the book provides invaluable insights into the social customs, intellectual discourse, and daily life of Abbasid Iraq. Al-Jahiz masterfully blends entertainment with profound social commentary, making 'Al-Bukhala' a timeless exploration of human folly and a cornerstone of Arabic literature, presented in this edition edited by Karam al-Bustani.