The Master and Margarita is a classic satirical novel by Mikhail Bulgakov that follows the Devil's visit to atheist Moscow. This Arabic translation brings the supernatural tale of love, truth and redemption to Arabic readers, featuring the mysterious Professor Woland and his bizarre retinue causing chaos in 1930s Soviet society. Key features: • Arabic translation of Bulgakov's masterpiece • Satirical novel blending fantasy and reality • Set in 1930s Moscow • Features supernatural and philosophical themes • Translated by Ibrahim Fakhr The book cover features an artistic interpretation with an upside-down cat against a blue background, along with a historic Moscow cityscape below. The cat likely represents Behemoth, one of the novel's memorable characters. This edition appears to be part of a literary series, marked as volume 20.