Silence falls

Silence falls"It is the Rose of Liberation, a scenic novel. Its talented author, who collected and comprehended, creates a technique that comprehends everything that happened, and poetically narrates the most important works that came out of the revolution." D. Salah Fadl, Professor of Arabic Literature at Ain Shams University, "The writer has a superior ability to narrate interesting stories, and he possesses a literary taste similar to the stomach of an ostrich in digesting various things and making them smooth, as he deals with abundant facts and feelings, and turns them into exciting material, to provide a narrative chronicle of the revolution." D. George Jeha, poet and professor of Arabic literature at the American University of Beirut, "This novel, in its prediction of what will happen in Egypt, joins important international novels such as: "Fire" by the Algerian Mohamed Deeb, "Zanziar" by the Englishman John Bruns, "Baldasar" by Amin Maalouf, and 4981 by George Orwell. Abbas Khalaf Ali, an Iraqi writer, "one of the novels about the revolution, whose authors brought together a desire to express the event they live and feel day by day, to make history under their eyes." D. Gharaa Muhanna, Professor of French Literature at Cairo University, "Here he is, the son of the revolution, doing it again, and carving an original mark in his creative career and in Arab cultural life with this novel, which launches an artistic revolution in form and content, joining the immortal literary works." Hossam Ibrahim, Egyptian critic and translator