Introduction by Rasheed El-Enany ix Religion and School 1 The Issue of Platforms 3 Virtual Unemployment 6 The Scarecrow 8 Millions and Pennies 11 The Accusations against Nasser and Freedom of the Press 13 Imported Ideas 15 Arabs and Civilisation 20 Poor and Noble 26 Killing Your Brother whether He Is a Criminal or a Victim 29 Thoughts and Things 35 Islam and the Battle of Ideologies 37 O God! 41 A Platform without a Distinguishing Characteristic 48 The Battle of Worries and Pacts 56 Wasted Potentials 60 Times of Salvation 65 A Battle and Men 68 Doctrine and Example 73 Important Matters 77 A Murderer and a Murderess 83 The Philosophy of the State Radio and Television 85 Cultural Aspirations 90 From Top-Down to Bottom-Up 96 Complaints as a Prelude to Administrative Reform 101 A Word on Sedition 103 Arabs and Arabism 104 Genies and the Intellect 106 Aberration 107 Oversight and Administration, Accountability and Reward 108 Universities and the Responsibility of Criticism 110 Islamic Experiments 113 Until They Change What Is in Themselves 114 The Long-Awaited Revolution 116 Hollow Slogans 118 The Voice That Must Be Heard 120 Negative Aspects of Society and Things That Shouldn''t Be Done! 122 From the Multitude to the Society 123 Culture and the Broadcast Media 124 The Muslims between Muhammad (Peace Be upon Him) and Abu Lahab 125 A Decision of the Majority Party 127 Between Opinion and Action 128 A Basic Principle in the Case of Graduates 130 Our Fate Lies in the Hands of the Labour Force 131 The Great People of History Series 132 Deeds and Men 133 Diagnosing Calamity 134 People Deserving Pity 136 A Difficult Transitional Period 138 The Meaning of Science and Faith 140 What Do We Want from the Shura Council? 141 A New Phenomenon Called Child Disappearance 142 When Will the Eradication of Illiteracy Be Completed? 143 The University and Intellectual Leadership 145 Freedom of Thought 147 National University 148 Our Language in the Media 149 The Path to a Real Rebirth 151 Art, Politics and Internationalism 153 Our Role in Constructing Civilisation 155 A Bright Light on a Dark Night 157 The Trinity of Intellect, Freedom and Conscience 159 The Goal, the Action, and the Example 161 A Voice That Should Be Heard 163 Towards a Free Society 164 Treasure Waiting to Be Discovered 165 Egypt and Japan 167 A Secret Trial Is Needed 169 The Meaning of Civilisation 171 We Are Born Egyptian 173 Creative Intelligence 174 Thought between the Predecessor and the Successor 175 Peace between Action and Thought 177 To You, the Real Accused 178 The Golden Age of the Magazine 180 Sedition and Corruption 182 Unity between Preparation and Construction 183 Towards the Paradise of National Unity 184 The Work Revolution 185 Eras and Leaders 186 The Meaning of Stability 188 Young People and the Message of Religion 189 The Only Remedy for Aberration Is Civilisation 191 O God, Protect Our Press for Us! 193 Do the Youth Have a Problem? 195 A Complete Reconsideration 197.