The hadith of Issa bin Hisham

This book comes as a link between the classic standing known as the modern and modern narration. It was written by Muhammad Ibrahim al -Muwailhi, a writer, critic and journalist who built one of the pillars that established the edifice of Arabic literature in the modern era, was born in Cairo in 1858 AD, in the family of the document related to the Khadiya Ismail, the son of the journalist writer Ibrahim Al -Muwailhi, who had a great impact on his creative genius; Where he involved the editor of the "Mesbah Al Sharq" magazine, which was a major newspapers that contributed to the modern literary renaissance in Egypt at the time. The writer is taking advantage of the personality of Issa bin Hisham, a narrator of the maqamat of Badi al -Zaman al -Hamdhani, in a manner similar to the style of the places itself, and it is characterized by lightness of the shadow, to tell people a dream he saw in his sleep, taking from the story of the dream an interesting topic and a simple building that exploits it to explain the morals of people. Al -Muwailhi is exposed through a classic form to a modern topic, which is the description of the morals of people in society and their transactions and their evaluation, and the nature of their relationships in the various social classes, so he monitors the deficiencies of morals and what is wrong with man from them, calling for avoiding them, and emphasizing the virtues of morals and their consequences to be committed to rise to one and his society. The hadith of Issa bin Hisham is considered one of the foundational books of the Arabic novel, as the modernity of the proposition was then targeted the discourse of different groups of society, so he addressed writers and characteristics, and at the same time he presented to the public a method that elevates the human soul and raises the dignity of the individual. All this is in an exquisite artistic framework, and a musical language characterized by the kindness of the shiver and the integrity of the installation alike.