Forest of truth

The writer and thinker Francis, Fathallah Marash, seeks in his novel "The Forest of Truth" to achieve the visions of his virtuous city, and he says that the Egyptians worked to refine agriculture, agriculture and raising science, and the archaeologists invented the trial of arguments and buildings, and the Phoenicians expanded the stores and made the sailors, but the banner of Faris extended their authority over them All of the imposition of its strength, until the Makdonians'' soldiers emerged and received the ruling, and other struggle of the people in which he urged the vision of love, justice and brotherhood. His city, which he dreamed of, was to achieve noble morals. Happiness, justice and equality, all that philosophers seek in their books, but Marsha has transmitted these hopes through the art of the novel away from the philosophy from which many readers escape. As is the case in the book "The Republic" by Plato, "Utopia" by Thomas Moore, and the book "The City of God" for Saint Augustine.