Qambiz

This narrative play revolves around King "Qambiz", the oldest son of Kursh Pharaoh is a believer in the god Amon, but the priests of the Amon Temple had a prophecy that he would be defeated. The army is under the sands of the storm, and none of them survived, and some historians, such as historian Herodotus, have indicated the number of army soldiers eliminated by the storm, and estimated them by about two hundred and fifty thousand soldiers, and it is worth noting that Akkad has criticized Ahmed Shawky on this play, including three Main aspects, the first of which is that poetry is supposed to be a human value, and not a linguistic value, and the second: that the poem is supposed to be an integrated living structure, not cutting and scattered words, and thirdly: that poetry is not supposed to be fabricated, but automatically.