The book Say Goodbye, written by Salman Fahd Al-Awda without the Internet, is a light and smooth book, which consists of texts in several chapters, all of which contain words that touch the heart and conscience, moving between its pages, navigating between farewell, absence, love and friendship, in a nice and varied style, that ends in one sitting.

The book Say Goodbye to Fahd Al-Awda without the Net is a collection of wonderful prose thoughts that may not be of a high degree of eloquence or literature, but touch your heart and move between its pages as if you are moving between the tragedies you lived and another always find that the writer was by your side and described what you are going through and flowed into your soul and heard your inner crying The painful, describing betrayal, describing your disappointment, the moaning of your soul, and the pain of your heart

Author of the book Say goodbye without the Internet
Salman bin Fahd bin Abdullah Al-Awda (December 14, 1956 -), an Islamic preacher, a cleric, a university professor, a Saudi thinker, and a television presenter. He was born in Jumada al-Ula 1376 AH in the village of al-Basr, located west of the city of Buraidah in the Qassim region. He holds a master's degree in the Sunnah on the subject of "alienation and its provisions", and a doctorate in the Sunnah in the explanation of Balulog al-Maram / Book of Purity). In the eighties and nineties.