Maher Daboul:
A Syrian writer and humanitarian activist, he was born in 1994 in the city of Aleppo and studied philosophy at the University of Aleppo and left the city before completing his studies and went to the city of Idlib.
Maher is also a trainer in several fields, including (Psychosocial Support, Staff care, Protection, and writing).
He founded several initiatives to support writing and cultural content, including the Tulip Initiative and the Blue Initiative, whose articles reached more than 100,000 people and trained more than 100 young writers.
Maher Daboul has published three novels.
Maher wrote several philosophical articles such as: Ideological Paranoia, In the Footsteps of Descartes, The Puzzle of Philosophy.
About his novels:
A fragrant siege novel:
It is a literary novel that talks about the reality that the Syrian woman lived through and her impact on the Syrian situation and the pain she experiences daily.
The novel talks about a humanitarian issue, the issue of the suffering of the Syrian woman who tasted the scourge of war and was the first and most painful victim.
The events of the novel take place in Damascus, speaking.
Qudoud Zomrdia:
The novel focuses on several social issues, including the stigma with which society stigmatizes people with mental health problems, as well as the suffering of a young man in a love story and a struggle for learning in a country that has been devastated by misery.
Anat novel:
A historical philosophical novel that simulates the ancient Syrian history in the city of Ugarit and delves into the ancient thought of the city, and at the same time conveys the questions of the modern era in an interesting and rich story that contains a lot of struggle, love and sacrifice.
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