Damascus-Sana
The symposium held by the Cultural Center in Abu Rummaneh and the Syrian National Women’s Foundation included an impressionistic and critical reading in the novel rebellious rhythms by the writer Aisha Qassum al-Ma'ani and national cases in the novel and her defense of the homeland.
The writer, Bedour Al-Sousi, opened the seminar with references to the points that indicate the relationship of the novel with reality and how to transform the event into an artistic building to have a relationship with the recipient, while the president of the Syrian National Women Foundation, Rima Al-Omari, indicated the importance of women confronting what happened in the plots against the homeland, especially in the cultural field, and this is what He was deservedly present in the novel Rebellious Rhythms.
The poet Amal Al-Manara in the focus of the symposium clarified the national intentions and the positive connotations that the novel aims at. As for the lawyer Faten Derki, she indicated that the novel was able to touch the women's shelters during the confrontation of terrorism. Evil and terror.
The writer Nabug Asaad saw that the woman in Qassoum's novel reveals the details that the woman lived and the negative wave she faced, and the access to the uneven social divisions and psychological states that differed from one person to another before the war.
Head of the Cultural Center, plastic artist, Rabab Ahmed, indicated the need for a literary woman to follow this approach to the history of the Syrian struggle and the role of women in it.
At the end of the seminar, the novel was signed, and then a number of members of the Syrian National Women’s Foundation gave interventions and discussions about the novel’s ideas and support for the presence of women in the cultural arena.
Mohammed Khaled Al-Khader