Al-Bukhala, or 'The Misers,' is a celebrated masterpiece by the renowned 9th-century Arab polymath and prose writer, Al-Jahiz. This satirical work delves into the psychology and social habits of misers through a rich tapestry of humorous anecdotes, witty dialogues, and insightful observations. Far more than a mere collection of jokes, the book offers profound social commentary on avarice, greed, and human nature, presented in Al-Jahiz's distinct, engaging style. This specific edition, meticulously researched and presented by Abdullah Al-Manthawi, provides a critical and enhanced reading experience, preserving the historical and literary value of Al-Jahiz's timeless classic for contemporary audiences. It remains a significant text in Arabic literature.