Sultan Of Najd
The throne advocating for fair wealth distribution
A political-economic novel set during the Ukhaydhirid era, presenting a narrative that uncovers hidden aspects of financial administration and both domestic and foreign policies. The story highlights the transformations that led to macroeconomic reforms aimed at strengthening economic and political sustainability. The novel gained notable recognition, ranking third among best-selling Arabic literature and fiction books on Amazon.
At times, a fleeting coincidence becomes the spark that transforms the course of an entire life. After a long slumber, and years under the continued rule of the Ukhaydirid state—unaware of the gradual decline of its treasury, which relied heavily on the revenues of caravan taxes between Al-Ahsa and the Hijaz, passing through the lands of Al-Yamamah—a chance encounter between Mikhail and Ibn Tamim sets events into motion. One after another, developments unfold until the hidden truths are revealed to Ismail Al-Ukhaydiri—conspiracies and consequences that extend far beyond the treasury, reaching into the very core of the state’s domestic and foreign policies.

With little choice, Prince Yusuf Al-Ukhaydiri is compelled to yield to a set of strategies and policies aimed at securing the sustainability of the state—anchored in reforming the flawed distribution of wealth, redirecting it toward the working layers of society rather than concentrating it at the top of the hierarchical structure.

"As Ibn Tamim—the architect of this narrative—declares: “When resentment fades, critique becomes clear.” Within this novel lies a clarity of insight and reasoning, free from ulterior motives, devoted to a singular purpose: to reshape your understanding of macroeconomics at the level of the state. It equips you with the ability to distinguish between a consultative system within a sustainable economy and its counterpart in a rent-based economy dependent on a single source of income. In doing so, it grants you a deeper grasp of the foundations of economic visions—their goals, mechanisms, and dynamics—enabling you to interpret the economic and political changes we witness every day in our reality."
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Sparks
What we see in Yamama is only consumption and spending from the taxes collected from caravans.
By God, it is a circle that understands nothing except what fills your pocket.
A healthy economy grows sustainably according to the benefits people achieve for themselves.
How can I entrust my people’s security to leadership lacking wisdom and justice among nobles?
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What is a false economy?
A false economy appears prosperous on the surface but rests on unproductive rent. It may create market activity, but it does not build real resilience if the rent stops.
What is the relationship between faith and patience during hardship?
Faith gives a person meaning beyond pain and helps them endure without losing insight. It does not erase grief, but it prevents grief from becoming the leader of decisions.
What is the difference between real prosperity and visible visible consumption?
Visible visible consumption may appear in markets, palaces, and expensive goods. Real prosperity appears in society’s ability to produce its own value and protect its future.
Why is raising fees or taxes not enough to increase state revenue?
Raising fees without improving the economic environment can drive merchants away and weaken activity. Sustainable revenue comes from expanding productive activity, not merely charging the market more.
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9781732537569
9781732537576
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