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In a nation in which critics and thinkers do not complain except from the tyranny of the waves of praise and praise, Maroun Abboud appears to us as if it was from silence, which makes criticism with craftsmanship and courage, reveals the masks that blocked the facts behind the legends of the great praise. While others are looking for satisfaction and intercession in compliment cloaks, Abboud carries the cash and achieves accurate analyzes. Those ideas are like the thick fog that hides beauty, but with a believing view that manifests its beauty and is sacred, she lives and grows with criticism and merges with it. He considers himself the writing of the covenant, which is stunned by his touch, and those ideas are like closed windows that keep the vision blocked, until criticism comes to open it and call for thinking about the sun of truth. All this requires us as readers to be ready to face challenges and think about the depths of ideas.