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The book "The Rasputinian Religious Gland" by Basant Hassan talks about secularism as a modern principle. In this book, the author opposes the ideology of the Muslim Brotherhood and the extremist fundamentalism through which they want to control the people and the country. From the point of view of the writer Basant, secularism, which is considered a new enlightenment thought, must be applied so that all religions are respected without any exceptions, without rebelling against one religion over the other. She sees this as a dream and a new future plan, instead of those who think that they are the only ones who They have the truth and know it, while they are nothing but a moving puppet, driven by suicide bombers in bombs, belts, and car bombs.
Basant calls for the fight against terrorism in all its forms and types, intellectually, physically, or socially. It also calls on social media users to participate in this rejection of those groups that are intolerant towards others and want to deprive them of their freedoms. Basant revealed the reason for naming the book by this name, saying: "I decided to declare war on the patterns of obscurantist thinking in Egypt and the Arab world, and to clarify the correct concepts that restore religion to its rightful place, which is the heart of man, not the seat of government. Therefore, many Egyptians and Muslims in the world have had their glands inflamed." Religious practices have begun to produce unhealthy secretions on us."
From the atmosphere of the book: "How can a system accept you that is not passionate about you? How can you accept a system that you are not passionate about? Just as you cannot accept a life that you are not passionate about, unless you are one of those who can simply survive to pay the bills and wait for the term to expire. Life is in a cage." Glass may seem comfortable and perhaps elegant to those who only value safety, but those who feel towards life with an ancient passion and that they are guarding something important in the history of humanity, or the history of this country at the very least, cannot remain neutral towards the crimes committed, not only against History, but also the rights of the present and the future, which some intend to confiscate. These people cannot, in any way, bow down or submit to what others decide on their behalf, as if they do not exist on this earth."