Words in literature

This book was published in its first edition after the death of its author, the critic Anwar Al-Maadawi, in 1965. Al-Maadawi is an Egyptian writer and critic. His pen became famous, and his name shone among the circles of great writers before he reached the age of thirty. However, illnesses quickly took hold of him and he was overcome by death, and he was not yet forty-five years old. His age.
He entered into literary and intellectual battles on the pages of Al-Resala magazine, in which he wrote criticism characterized by boldness and frankness. He clashed with prominent thinkers of his time, such as Taha Hussein, Abbas Mahmoud Al-Akkad, and Salama Musa, where he addressed some of their works with criticism in a bold and objective manner.
There is no doubt that cultural life has wronged Al-Maadawi, as he is an exceptional critic, who was not merciful to pain and tribulations, and he used to say, "Even pain and tribulations give us exceptional, refined art."