"He was reassured that the world ended on his right with this canal, which there were only a few steps between him... Why not, since he could not see the width of this canal, and did not appreciate that this width was so small that an energetic young man could jump from one edge and reach the other He did not appreciate that the life of people, animals, and plants is connected through this canal in the same way as it is without it, and he did not realize that a man could cross this full canal without the water reaching his armpits, and it was not It is estimated that the water from this canal is cut off from time to time, and it is a rectangular hole in which the boys mess around, searching in its soft ground for what was left of the small fish that died because the water was cut off from it." Taha Hussein Through this series, we bring to mind the creative and historical works and critical studies of the Dean of Arabic Literature - Dr. Taha Hussein, which made its author a model that we look at with pride and draw inspiration from his experience. We are in dire need for the new generations to read these works, which are presented by the Egyptian Lebanese Publishing House, with a comprehensive translation of them, explanations of some terms, and an introduction to the notables and places mentioned in them, at the hands of an elite group of professors. Each in his field.