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Speaking of a society where people's shares and lives are governed by power, it is essential to focus on Abu Zayd Kamran Al's "When You Oppress" investigating the topic of oppression systematically. This book explores oppression as a complex concept in the contemporary world and how it plays itself out, the antecedents, the bearing on the oppressors and the oppressed. Historical observations, Ali interweaves seamlessly with several detailed episodes from his own life and a plethora of philosophical musings, thus providing the reader with a broad view of how power works and how it can be countered. But it is more than an academic work; it is a people's manual that compels the reader to open his or her eyes to oppression and be unwilling to accept the existence of one kind or another.
Ali's work pays minute detail to itemise the ways and means in which oppression permeates society, combing through systemic patterns, cultural and psychological subjugation among others. As oppression is not only seen as an agent outside, but inside of people and operates as a way that molds them. Analizing the statements of the US Army and other sources, scientific work defines historical roots of oppression and shows that the cycle of dehumanization can affect both the oppressors and the oppressed. He shares stories of people struggling against oppression and supports them with evidence, showcasing how they were brave.
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