Summary of the Latin Quarter novel

To begin with, it is possible that this novel be included among the civilizational novels, which are based on the perception of the relationship between the North and the South, or even between the West and the East, in the sense that it is based on the perception of the relationship between now and the other, or even an urban encounter between the East with its customs and data, whether these data are sensory or Even spiritual data and between the East with all its data, whether these data are also material data or even technological and scientific data. The relationship is based on envy, hatred, hatred, aggression, controversy, and so on. This novel is considered one of the civilized novels that contain a civilized comparison between the East and the West in what distinguishes each of them. The writer Suhail Idris from some social, cultural, literary and so on aspects,

The writer Suhail Idris laid some foundations for his novel The Thirtieth Neighborhood, as he put some characters that meet each other, for example in space and civilization, setting the East against the West, sexually, placing the Arab male against Western femininity, and between color. He did all this in order to be able to monitor the cultural disparity and the difference that exists between the Arab and Western environments.

The story was represented in the travel of some of the friends accompanied by their friend, who was playing the starring role in the story, by traveling from Lebanon, heading to a western country, which is the state of France, where they had intended to study and obtain very large scientific degrees, but as soon as they arrived in this western country and settled in The hotel went to throw themselves into the arms of immorality, alcohol and promiscuity, throwing behind their backs the culture they had always been brought up with, with the exception of the hero of the story who did not succeed in doing what his friends had done, so he went to the streets to touch street girls and sidewalk girls, but he was finally able to find the blonde girl he had been looking for for so long And who was living in the same hotel as the hero and his Arab companions, and they had a physical relationship and a mutual love relationship until he returned to Beirut to visit his mother, and at this time she had told him that she had become pregnant with him, which he had denied, so their relationship ended with them, and when he wanted to ask her forgiveness for what he did And for him to marry her, she refused that by telling him, “You go back to your East, and leave me here, and I will continue my way in my homeland.”