| In 1940, he taught at the Cavalry Corps in the Academy, and later became a professor of military history in 1943, then he was elected manager of the Military Museum in 1949 | We Do Not Sow Thrones — a novel 1969 |
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| He was awarded the State Award in the Arts in 1973 and a large number of medals | He finally reached the rank of brigadier general |
| His novels were adapted in many films, which were described by critics as more important than the novels themselves | Give Back My Heart — a novel 1954 |
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| After the assassination, the two murderers took about thirty hostages of the members of the delegations participating in the Solidarity Conference and imprisoned them in the hotel cafeteria | However, critics avoid dealing with his work save literature historians |
| Al Saghamat — a novel 1952 | Aftermath [ ] Main article: His works [ ]• In The Parade of Passion 1949 |
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| Stronger Than Time — a play 1965 | Smile on His Lips — a novel 1971 |