New Jerusalem

The playwright and theater novelist Farah Anton wrote his novel "The New Jerusalem", a historical, philosophical, philosophical novel, which is an extension of Anton''s interests in his political and social writings. The novel dealt with the history of an ancient city, which is Jerusalem, and the story of the sacred temple of the Jews "Solomon''s Temple", peace be upon him, and building the Al -Aqsa Mosque on its ruins. The writer follows the great history of Jerusalem in the words of the heroes of his novel through short successive stories in which they recite events that the city was exposed to, and they convey in their small details the memory of the place, and it included religious and political ideas and directions that Muslims, Christians and Jews lived at the time, which constitute the concerns of societies in that era in the history of Jerusalem. The novel succeeded in evacuating the landmarks of the city, and talked about the conquest of Muslims to Jerusalem, and dealt with the repercussions of that stage, and the story of this city, which has a high position among Muslims, Jews and Christians, and the novel was inspired by the connection of its chapters and harmony a great amount of suffering that generations inherited in order to preserve the sanctity of this place. It dealt with the religious, political and social reasons that weakened the Roman authority in Byzantium and led to its fall.