On the first page of the book, we meet that powerful, heroic spirit that glorifies the Egyptian people, their resilience, and their refusal to accept humiliation or submission. Even if this people seems weak and resigned to their oppressors, they still carry within them the seeds of revolution. These seeds will soon burst into flames when they find a leader or a conductor who can inspire them. I believe that this symbolic element of the novel connects “Kafah Tiyaba” – the novel “The Return of the Spirit” by Tawfiq Al-Hakim, published in 1931. This symbolic element emphasizes the importance of a leader who can unite the nation and lead it to victory over its enemies.