In his Dialogue with an Atheist Friend, as in his other works with a religious content, Moustafa Mahmoud deliberately bets on simplicity in the language adopted. [...]

More than a fictitious dialogue with an imaginary friend, this work appears to us as a dialogue between the author and himself, with his vibrating sensitivity to the conquests or defeats of our century, to justify to himself the reassuring certainty brought by Faith in a Beyond, in a Creator God, Master of the Destiny of Man and of the Universe. Without presumption or arrogance, but also with all the audacity of someone who has walked a long time in darkness, it is a testimony that he offers us. Faced with the persistent temptations of atheism that denies all transcendence, he no longer has the right to remain silent. He wants to prove, by the example of his own experience, that the Muslim faith and the modern world are not contradictory, but complementary.