Miracle

Miracle – Joseph Shkfortsky The novel "Miracle" by the Czech author Joseph Shkfortsky is a philosophical novel belonging to modern European literature, discussing the relationship between faith, power, and politics in a turbulent social context. Book information: Category: Novel Author: Joseph Shkfortsky Translator: Khaled Al-Baltaji Number of pages: not available Language: Arabic Weight: 0.801 kg Publisher: Hayat Publications ISBN: 9781998800520 Product number: 0100400056 Author's message: When doctrine intersects with power, the miracle becomes a political as much as a spiritual question. Detailed description: In the novel "Miracle," Joseph Shkfortsky addresses the idea of the miracle from a social and political perspective, where a mysterious incident becomes the focal point of a conflict between individual faith and ruling regimes. The novel raises questions about power, truth, and religion, and reveals how an extraordinary event can be exploited in shaping public opinion. "Miracle" is considered one of the important works in European political fiction that blends literary narration with intellectual analysis. Main themes the book focuses on: • Faith between the individual and authority. • The use of miracles in politics. • Truth and media manipulation. • The philosophical dimension in European novels. Reader reviews: • A deep and complex philosophical novel. • An intelligent portrayal of the relationship between religion and politics. • Suitable for fans of analytical European literature.