The source novel 'Khat al-Nar' by Ahmad Khaled Tawfik offers readers a profound and richly detailed narrative that far surpasses the TV adaptation. The novel dives deeper into the intricacies of its characters' minds, offering insights that television may gloss over. As you turn each page, the smell of mystery and cultural authenticity lures you into a world where every character's decision ripples through a web of crime and passion.

Reading 'Khat al-Nar' grants a more intimate experience, allowing you to savor the prose and understand the motivations that drive each twist and turn in the plot. Ahmad Khaled Tawfik's storytelling crafts a vivid landscape, both familiar and foreign, where readers can lose themselves in an exploration of human nature, morality, and the delicate ties that bind us all. Choose the book for a nuanced, immersive experience that brings the setting and characters to life with unparalleled depth.

Maleki is one of the managers of a successful company run by Rizabadi. Rizabadi instructs him to negotiate a major oil deal with the Norwegians. After signing the contract, the Norwegians want to transfer the contract amount, which is several million dollars to the company's account.

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