These memoirs were published in the 1920s. The author of these memoirs, Abdul Aziz Al-Nusser, dedicated his life to the game of chess in Egypt. His life was filled with exciting details, and his memoirs contained many secrets about the chess players of that time. The memoirs caused a great stir when they were published. They were essentially true accounts of someone who had previously played chess, but who later became pure and began a completely new life. These memoirs remain among the most intriguing writings in the Arab media history. Sometimes they contain amusing stories, while other times they reveal strange and surprising aspects of life. The man wanted his memory to be preserved, even if it was related to the game of chess and the people who played it.