أحلام وأقلام - Dreams and Pens #1009050

Selling magazines and newspapers on the streets of Cairo during his weekly school breaks proved to be a valuable opportunity for Hassan in two ways: first, he earned his own pocket money without letting work distract him from his studies; second, he met cultured, avid readers through the weekly magazine *Al-Risala*, which he delivered to them.
Among those he met was a highly cultured and intellectual professor who helped him improve his storytelling whenever they met at a local Cairo café.
Since the professor was deaf, Hassan communicated with him by writing down what he wanted to say on a sheet of paper shared between them.
Hassan also forged a bond with the Pasha—owner of a magnificent mansion—and met the Pasha’s friend, Sheikh Mubarak, who was visiting from Qatar; he even helped resolve a dispute that had arisen between the Pasha’s grandchildren and the children of the mansion’s guard!
It is worth noting that the magazine published two stories of his that centered on the theme of dreams.
But the crucial question remains: Who was the cultured professor Hassan used to meet? What was his connection to the magazine and the stories published in it? And will Hassan eventually discover his true identity? We shall find out within the pages of this graphic story.