"Mansoura Ezz El-Din" has a pen that resembles a knife in the ferocity of its transmission of reality.                                                                            Muhammad Amin Al-Alam  "Beyond Paradise" Mansoura Ezz El-Din relied on a fertile artistic technique, and made good use of it, ending up with a fictional text bordering on philosophy, and with a broad, general vision that found a complex structure that meets what it wants.                                                                                      Dr. Faisal Darrag"The momentum of life that rages in the veins of "Beyond Paradise" and the amount of cognitive and emotional load of its characters, especially the female ones and their intimate beliefs in ghosts and dreams.                                                                                         Dr. Salah Fadl