From the observations of an Egyptian tourist

In this book, the author presents his tourist observations in the countries of the Near East. The book is like a tourist dictionary, which the author begins by providing a historical overview of each of the countries he visited, explaining its historical importance, its geographical nature, its most important cities, and the most wonderful aesthetic views that captivated him, as well as everything related to the customs, traditions, religious and doctrinal heritage of these countries, their most famous archaeological landmarks, and their most important historical mosques that embody the deep-rooted doctrinal heritage of their peoples. The author also included in this book some of the rare and funny incidents that happened to him in some of the countries he visited, as if to prove through this book that half of the beauty of the world is seen with the eyes, and the other half is seen with insight, and that the greatness inherent in every journey he undertook lies in discovering a new land whose beauty and the nature of its people he showed us.