For the sake of the crown

"Get out of my way, for my soul speaks to me with the most horrific things that its owner's soul speaks to in this world. He said: You cannot kill your father. He said: I can do everything for the sake of my country. I have stood my sword all my life to serve you, protect you, and defend you in the days when you were for your country." And your people, but now I am sheathing that same sword in the chest of my father, in fact in the chest of the traitor to my country. He said: Do not forget that I have a hand stronger than yours and a sword sharper than yours. He said: I am not ignorant of that, but you are fighting for the sake of baseness and betrayal, and I am fighting for my sake The path of duty and honor. "For the Sake of the Crown" is one of the classics of literature, that literary production that takes us back to the creativity of past eras, but in a smooth, modern image, so that we can sail in the past with the oar of the future. As Al-Manfaluti accompanies us in this literary expanse, we notice his Arabization of foreign novels, as if their events were taking place on our own land. He draws inspiration from the spirit of the novel and then expresses it with an authentic Arab spirit that touches the reader's soul and conscience.