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In this novel, Farah Antoun depicts a poignant scene from the theater of human life, where the world turns into an arena of struggle between the strong and the weak, showing the moral paradox that characterizes human relations. The novel includes lofty principles and values ​​that are revealed throughout its chapters, including that civilization and sophistication are not linked to a specific place, but rather are human nature. The writer highlights that the villager may be more sensitive than the civilian, and proves that true love can be a spiritual cave for its owner, and may lead him to madness, as happened to Majnun Laila. This novel represents an artistic painting that embodies the human and moral conflict in life, and invites us to reflect on the values ​​of love, humanity, and civilization.