In Ahmed Amin's house

Author: Hussein Ahmed Amin

“I don’t think anything could have brought Ahmed Amin greater happiness than knowing that one of his sons would be able to write about him as his son Hussein did, returning his favor to us in the same way Ahmed Amin chose to express himself, which is literature, and revealing to Ahmed Amin’s students and fans aspects of his personality and lifestyle that only one of his sons could know, and bringing back to life, with such force, precious days that could have been lost forever with the passing of their owners.” - Dr. Galal Amin

identification
Ahmad Amin (1886-1954) is considered one of the most important thinkers in the Arab world. He contributed to the formation of the Arab mind with his articles and foundational works, such as “The Dawn of Islam,” “The Morning of Islam,” “The Noon of Islam,” and dozens of other wonderful books on Islamic civilization.
This engaging, entertaining, and serious book by the great thinker Hussein Ahmed Amin presents a wonderful and vivid portrait of a side of Ahmed Amin's personality known only to his children. Here, we meet Ahmed Amin, the father, the husband, and the friend, with Ahmed Amin in his home... among his wife, children, and friends... and among his books and papers. With his enchanting pen, Hussein Ahmed Amin paints for us delightful portraits of the people of this house and their circumstances, and records his own confessions about his early upbringing and his mental and spiritual development.
It is one of the most beautiful biography books in the Arabic language.