sociology

Socrates decided from ancient times that man is more in need of knowing himself than of knowing the aspects of existence around him. In truth, people's share of knowledge of the secrets of the souls of individuals and groups is still small, despite the passage of time.
If the efforts of those working in sociology are not successful in solving many problems, then in solving a few there is a victory in alleviating the social ills from which people suffer and suffer from the misfortunes that result from their existence. Every attempt to serve sociology is therefore a commendable attempt, given the difficult road that every sociologist faces when he wants to remove terminology and convey social meanings in a straight Arabic phrase, prepared from the familiarity of words and their flow on the tongues.
Writing in sociology in a modern style is still modern. What is written in the style of this era is linked to the styles of what was written by the righteous predecessors, who are still in the first stage of coordination. This book contains successful efforts in facilitating a complex subject by nature, and in clarifying what is not devoid of darkness.