The book "Missed Call" by Khadija Ashour... From the end, the novel "Missed Call" begins by arousing the reader's curiosity to know what happened before the phrase "Missed Call" was the last thing Maryam was able to see, before she breathed her last. From this main event, the novel takes us back to the beginning to discover the introductions and events that led to such a tragic end for Maryam and its impact on her three siblings who were not lucky enough to answer her last call; leaving the mystery of Maryam's sudden death as the missing link that will not be revealed until the final lines of the novel. Going back behind the scenes of the story, the novel reveals the influence of the unconscious on human life, the role of childhood in the course of other stages, and the impact of the sexual process on behavior. The novel follows the life of a child who one day stumbles on his bike, and his entire life subsequently stumbles, and he is no longer the same. This child is "Salman," Maryam's brother, who was sexually harassed as a child by an adult man suffering from "pedophilia" disorder, a term meaning "child molestation disorder." In the novel, we find two victims: the first, "Adel," who was a victim of incest, and the second, "Salman," who was a victim of "Adel's" mental illness. This leads to the question: Who is the perpetrator? And who is the victim?