Theory of War by Sakib Ahmed is an intriguing and unconventional take on conflict, power, and perception. Rather than offering a strict manual or claiming universal truths, it invites the reader into a shifting world of tactics, deception, and psychological warfare. At its heart, the book explores how wars are not always won by strength, but by disrupting expectations and redefining the very shape of the battlefield. It's less about answers—and more about provoking questions in the mind of the strategist.