Revolutionary Book

"Salama Moussa" tells in this book the travels from the history of man''s pursuit of justice and freedom by tracking the major revolutions since the slave revolution in Rome BC through the French and Russian revolutions, and the arrival of the Egyptian revolution, as these revolutions had preferred to approve constitutions and establish the principles of equality between humans And declaring the sovereignty of peoples and their independence. Moussa is considered one of the most prominent pioneers of the intellectual renaissance in Egypt and one of the founders of the stream of rationality and the advocates of socialism. . Moses believes that the revolutions are fruits of ideas and words that express injustice and enslavement, as the illiterate slaves do not think that they are persecuted, stressing that this perception offers intellectuals a great responsibility as they are the vigilant conscience that deter the tyrants from persisting in their tyranny. Moussa provides a rapid analysis of the reasons for the success and failure of revolutions, as it indicates the changes that occur in the culture and economy of societies.