Virtue

Overview of the novel Al-Fadila - Mustafa Lutfi Al-Manfaluti: Al-Fadila by Mustafa Lutfi Al-Manfaluti ... Raising children is one of the most important achievements that a person can be proud of, especially mothers who instill values and morals in their children because producing a righteous generation that preserves virtue is a great goal, and this is what both "Helen" and "Margaret" aimed for in raising their children "Virginia" and "Paul". When the children grew up, each loved the other, but life does not give everything; "Virginia" died because she preferred to be swallowed by the sea without compromising her morals, and her beloved "Paul" followed her grief-stricken. They were buried together, then after a month her mother "Helen" died. After three months, her mother "Margaret" also died. Thus, they departed. The families, as well as virtue, also departed. Al-Manfaluti wanted to remind us of the value of virtue, which has disappeared among the rush of days, and which we need greatly to revive our morals and civilization once again.