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Throughout history, people have always criticized existing governments. However, although they expressed that they would establish a fair order and social justice when they came to power, they could not do this. While many governments said that they would bring justice, they forgot these words when they came to power. Egypt of Nasser of the Middle East is such a place. Nasser ruled Egypt with an iron fist from the 1952 Coup until his death in 1970. In this sense, Stalin did not lag behind Hitler and Mussolini. If there is anything to be praised about Nasser, it is that he spread education throughout the country. Although Nasser initially criticizes the kingdom, he initially turned his back on the Islamists and leftists with whom he collaborated, and betrayed the confidence of these groups. One of those whose trust was betrayed is Sunullah İbrahim, a left-wing writer who is in prison. At the same time, in this semi-autobiographical novel, İbrahim revealed the cruelty of the regime in his novel Tilke Raiha. Not only that, he also took a poem of Şuhdi Atiyye İbrahim, who paid the price of being on the left side with his life, into his novel and fictionalized it. When you read this novel, you will read Sayyid Qutb's execution, the tortures of Zeynep Gazali, why Nasser's Ikhwan bodyguards were buried alive in the desert, and why people like Shuhdi'Atiyya al-Shafi'i (1913-1960) and Sunullah Ibrahim on the left flank. We will understand why he was imprisoned and tortured. Reading this novel is also to raise awareness by understanding Sunullah İbrahim, who fictionalized Nasser's torture side and the cruelty he committed in Egypt with his novel.