Human harvests

These are selections from the rich and vibrant garden of Abdul Aziz al-Bishri, represented by a collection of articles expressing his stance on various topics. He discusses several Egyptian, Arab, and Islamic issues. As always, he imbued his articles with diverse dimensions aimed at the advancement of Egyptian society. He addressed social issues such as marriage and the use of lipstick, which was a new Egyptian custom at the time. He also discussed economic issues such as the Cromer Report and rising prices, as well as political issues such as Egypt‘s position on World War II, supporting the necessity of war against the Axis powers. In literature, he expressed reservations about immersing himself in the study of Western literature and presented an overview of the development of Egyptian music. As for Arab issues, he discussed the massacres committed by Graziani in Libya. Among his Islamic issues was the Prophet‘s migration, which he described as the greatest event in human history. He also enumerated the manifestations of the ease of Islam, emphasizing that it is the religion of innate nature, and attributing the reasons for its victory to faith, mercy, and justice.