During the past few hours, Dr. Mona Zaki topped the Google search engines as she discussed the novel Kingdom of the Heart and presented the translated version of the novel yesterday in conjunction with the Paris Book Festival 2024, which announces the beginning of spring.
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The novelist Dr. said: Mona Zaki: I presented the novel “Kingdom of the Heart”, which was translated from Arabic to French and published by a publishing house in Paris.
Dr.. Mona Zaki, an Egyptian academic and lecturer in her specialty, which is strategic thought and international marketing, is the president of the Soft Power Foundation, which devotes its efforts to identifying and developing emerging artistic talents through various cultural programs. In March 2021, during International Women’s Day, she received from the Le Petit Journal website in recognition of her remarkable influence and generosity. Positioned among twenty prominent Egyptian female figures.
On the occasion, Dr. Mona Zaki gave an influential speech that spoke about the importance of literature and art in shaping social and cultural awareness. She also pointed out the role of the book in developing thought and expanding the horizons of knowledge among individuals. At the conclusion of her speech, Dr. Mona Zaki stressed the importance of these events in promoting cultural exchange and building bridges of communication between peoples.
The novel “Kingdom of the Heart”
The novel dealt with the sacrifices that women make in order to form and maintain a family, even if the husband is absent, to produce generations who love their country and continue the path of fathers in preserving the identity of society.
Dr. Mona Zaki focused on the issues of divorce and the family disintegration it causes, the price of which children pay by falling into the clutches of terrorism and addiction, and shedding light on the role of art in elevating morals and taste.
The novel confirms that love can repair everything that time has corrupted, and with the love embodied by the character of Nermin, the Queen of (The Kingdom of the Heart)
In her novel, Dr. Mona Zaki raises several questions, including:
Can fate force us to set limits on love, giving, and forgiveness?
Can love make us able to face our destinies?
It also presents examples of young people who sacrificed their lives for the homeland.
The author dedicated her first novel, as mentioned in the novel, to her mother (Isis Salama and her two daughters, Dalia and Li), the flowers of her life and the fragrance of her journey, as well as to every mother who raised her children on ideals, values, love of the homeland, goodness, giving, and love of God, and to Egypt, “the mother of the world,” which taught the world what civilization is like. .
