In this book, Kamel Kilani presents the great value of narrative preaching, by following the narrative style approach, which ensures that the sermon is presented indirectly, in a way that does not clash with man's free nature, as man usually rejects direct guidance, which involves some confrontation. Kamel Kilani, an Egyptian writer and writer, was famous for his works directed at children, so much so that critics called him the pioneer of children's literature in the Arab world. He was the first to address children on the radio, and he was the first founder of a children's library in Egypt. His stories were translated into many languages, and he began his life He worked in the field of literary criticism, translation, and the investigation of major literary works. He also wrote travel literature, and recorded in his books his impressions of his travels in Palestine, Lebanon, and Syria.