In his book "What I Am In," Ahmed Al-Shahawi enters into a new and difficult experience, and a confusing adventure, where silence is more eloquent and more eloquent than speech, and where the freedom of the soul is greater in revealing, attacking, and confessing, as he lets the soul - which fights an enemy in the imagination - write its conditions, and hear its voices, It seeks out its obsessions and spreads its senses and intuition.
