Mathematics is a mental craft.

The book explains the reasons for turning mathematics into a "mental craft", how to use some mathematical ideas to approach many public issues, and how to create a general "system" that can be used in political, social, international relations, business, etc. fields. Then, it presents a mathematical approach to "conflicts from a Gestalt perspective". It talks about the "butterfly effect" historically, and takes the Arab reality as a model. It examines whether the movement of the butterfly has any impact on the stability of the cosmic system? Then it answers whether there is a relationship to the social or political system, and what is happening in the Arab reality, and whether it is possible to "model" human or societal behavior mathematically. The author emphasizes the role of the nature of mathematical proof in formulating any "logical system" in speeches, or in literary creativity, and in philosophical visions, and even in ordinary conversation. It discusses one of the benefits of mathematics in political science, and in understanding the behavior of a group of people, and sometimes in predicting it, in addition to the impact of mathematics on moral development if they study it well as a mental craft