"Season of Migration to the North" is a novel by Tayeb Salih that explores themes of identity, colonialism, and post-colonialism through the lens of a Sudanese man, Mustafa Sa’eed. After studying in England, Mustafa returns to Sudan, where he reveals his complex past and relationships. The narrative unfolds in a dual perspective, intertwining Mustafa's experiences with those of the unnamed narrator, who grapples with his own cultural identity and the legacy of colonial rule in his homeland. The book addresses the psychological conflicts faced by individuals caught between two cultures. Mustafa embodies this struggle, having experienced both the allure and disillusionment of Western society. He reminisces about his past relationships with women in England, which serve as a metaphor for the broader exploitation and cultural dislocation experienced by post-colonial societies.