The Book of Virtue
Written by the great writer Mustafa Lutfi al-Manfaluti, it is one of the most beautiful Arabic novels that blends noble emotion with a profound moral message.
In this timeless story, we meet Paul and Virginie, two young people united by pure love, but torn apart by their differing principles of virtue when Virginie chose death over compromising her values. Al-Manfaluti, with his captivating rhetorical style, presents poignant human scenes that evoke the meaning of devotion, purity, and sacrifice.
It is not just a literary book, but a clear mirror reflecting the spirit of authentic Arabic literature and reminding the reader that morality is the essence of human beauty.
An ideal book for lovers of classical literature, and for those interested in raising children on high values and the refined Arabic language.
Author: Mustafa Lutfi al-Manfaluti
Genre: Moral literary novel
Suggested age group: Teenagers and adults
Number of pages: 198
Publisher: Dar Al-Siraj
About the author:
Mustafa Lutfi al-Manfaluti (1876–1924) was a leading figure in modern Arabic literature of the 20th century, known for his refined and emotional style and impactful eloquence. He reinterpreted world literature with an authentic Arab spirit, immortalizing his name with works such as *Magdalene*, *Al-Abarat*, and *Al-Nazarat*. His works remain among the most widely read and collected Arabic books to this day.
Works by Mustafa Lutfi al-Manfaluti available at Dar al-Huda Saudi Arabia store
For readers who appreciate classical Arabic literature in a sincere and humane language, Al-Huda Publishing and Distribution Store in Riyadh offers a selection of Al-Manfaluti's most prominent works:
- Magdoline A beautiful and emotional story about love and destiny.
- The Poet - A Literary Reflection on the Soul, Talent, and Suffering
- For the Crown - A historical novel about sacrifice and loyalty
- Tears A collection of stories that touch the depths of human emotions
- virtue - A sophisticated literary treatment of the values of dignity and morality