Ghaib Tumah Farman is a 190-page Arabic-language work by Khalid Misri, published in 1997 by Dar al-Mada lil-Thaqafah wa-al-Nashr. The book examines the relationship between society and literary text, exploring how social movements and transformations shape and are reflected in Arabic literature. Drawing on literary criticism and cultural analysis, Misri investigates the interplay between the written word and its broader social context, offering a nuanced perspective on the dynamics of text production and reception within Arab society. The work has been cataloged by major academic libraries, including the University of Michigan and the University of Virginia, and remains a reference point for scholars interested in the intersection of literature, society, and criticism in the Arabic-speaking world.

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