Al-Fashous in the rule of Qaraqosh..

In the Egyptian House of Books, there is a nice book with the title: &quote;The Fascists in the Rule of Qaraqosh.&quote; It is a small book with a large impact, in which its author talks about a man of history, Prince Bahaa al-Din Qaraqosh. Historians knew him with an image, and his image in people's minds was built on humor and sarcasm. People in every time and place yearn for laughter and sarcasm. The book was written by Ibn Mamati, a well-known Coptic writer in the state of Saladin. This book takes the reader around the fields of Arab humor, Egyptian humor, and European sarcasm, and addresses writers and poets who were famous for their clever jokes and biting sarcasm, and each one of them had his own way of performing it, and his doctrine of creating it. You will see that Ibn Mamati is unique among them in this strange method that is based on &quote;slandering&quote; or creating strange news about a topic, confident that this method of telling the story is the only way to destroy the man who wanted to be cured of it in a time that did not know printing and journalism, and even did not know Means of publication and defamation other than satirical poems and prose letters.