In "Egyptian Shujun", which is the brotherly book of "Arab Shujun", we had seven stances across the seven chapters of the book, all of which concern the Egyptian reality and closely related to it, but it also received a shadow over the general Arab reality, due to the concept of "Egyptian" and "Arabism" On the other hand, this book, which is in our hands, includes three basic topics, related to the general Arab reality and is associated with it in a total and direct way, although at the same time it received in its strong and heavy shadows, on the "Egyptian" reality by virtue of this link between the two concepts .. These three (chapters) topics are for three naval and ethnic groups that live within the Arab region, and interact with them in various forms: ISIS, Kurds, and Jews