This critical study by Rahaf Suleiman Al-Sayyed provides an in-depth analysis of the neurotic personality as depicted in the novels of the renowned writer Mu'nis al-Razzaz. The book meticulously explores how al-Razzaz's characters grapple with anxiety, alienation, and psychological turmoil, reflecting the broader socio-political realities of their environment. It delves into the literary and psychoanalytic techniques employed to construct these complex figures, offering a profound reading of al-Razzaz's narrative world. The analysis covers themes such as identity crisis, existential dread, and the individual's conflict with a repressive society, making it an essential resource for scholars of modern Arabic literature.