An Arabic-language biographical memoir centered on Zuhayr Usayran, a journalist associated with Lebanese public life. Published by Dar al-Nahar lil-Nashr in 1998, the volume presents Usayran’s recollections as both personal testimony and a window onto the political and media worlds in which he worked. The title, meaning that Usayran remembers, points to a reflective structure built around memory, experience, and public engagement. With 205 pages, the book is positioned as a concise account of a life shaped by journalism, political awareness, and the changing circumstances of modern Lebanon. It is of interest to readers studying Arab journalism, Lebanese political history, and biographical writing from the region.

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