A book that included a group of messages left by the Arab thinker Ahmed Amin to his son, in which he presented the advice, based on his experience and the results of his experiences in life, while looking at the vast bonus between the data of his generation and the generation of children, although some values do not change with the change of times such as truth, justice and honesty. In 1949, the Al -Hilal magazine asked the writer a series of articles entitled "A Message to My Son", so he completed twelve articles, and when he thought that he would be singled out in a book, the publisher indicated to increase it, so his words received a good acceptance, he had more lessons and meanings that he did not contain Previous articles, with the completion of the book''s print. Amin says: "Usually the parents write to the children, an old habit that the Holy Qur''an cut on us in the advice of Luqman for his son, and the advice of the Persian known as a meal of wedding." And: "Umar ibn al -Khattab, Abu Musa al -Ash''ari, advised his famous advice on how he is going to judge." In his advice, Amin stressed the importance of the debt and its role in society, and considered the tireless pursuit of money as a loss of age.
