I Look Bad, Paperback Book, By: Mohamed Abdelazeem

I lived observing, analyzing, and adventuring, watching those who chose to literally adhere to customs and traditions as if they were a lifeline in this life. I watch those who choose adventure in life's experiences, and I watch how they manage the nature of adventures and how to achieve their results. I observe those who chose religious commitment as the only way to salvation, but I noticed the differences in schools in this regard. Among them were Sufis, among them were Salafis, among them were jihadists, among them were Ikhwanis, and many others. I see and analyze the outcome of each choice on the personality of its owner, and the extent of its influence on others. A general and focused state of observing experiences and stories, to weave the fabric that suits my makeup and matches my ambition. Life is a very private thing, full of experiences and conflicts. I lived it in all its minute details, observed its methods and personalities, analyzed it well, and learned to respect distances with everyone. Perhaps salvation lies in maintaining distances. But I also took an adventure in everything I did, an adventure of a special kind, neither random nor reckless nor completely deliberate either. It is an adventure of another kind that can only be described in successive stories and glimpses of life, contained in pages like the pages of this book. These questions always remain for all those who walk in life: Are we walking in life alone? How were our destinies shaped by these amazing data? When did this happen? When do we realize what life's messages are? How do we interact with it? How can investing in coincidences play a role in defining moments in the paths of our lives? These and other questions are raised by this book, and along with them, it poses ideas about the answers, answers that the writer of these lines lived through and was a witness to.