Beia Zanb Rahlat | Mohammed Maazuz

Despite her divorce from her husband, Rahel resolved to restore hope, and because she found her refuge in Sartre and De Beauvoir while contemplating the world of music, philosophy, freedom and man, she decided to address the world again, to resist the darkness of days to exercise her freedom through music, as her mother practiced through drawing and composition. However, her mother exercised her freedom by committing suicide and leaving her daughter a boy, unlike Rahil, who chose to be free to play and sing to plant the last hope. The novel "For what sin did you leave?" A call to return to philosophy, goodness and beauty to resist ugliness and distortion of human humanity.