"Al-Najwa" is a social literary work that pulsates with zeal for the nation's identity. Felix Fares sends a sincere message to the women of the Levant at the beginning of the twentieth century, warning against being swayed by the deceptive trappings of Western civilization. The text brims with passionate emotion and genuine fear for authentic values, presenting moving stories that embody the danger of moral deviation. These stories include the story of the child abandoned by his mother in pursuit of life's luxuries, who tasted the bitterness of orphanhood, and the story of the innocent girl who was deceived by slogans of liberation and ended up in humiliation and betrayal. Through these examples, the author highlights the pivotal role of women in building or destroying society, asserting that their uprightness elevates their nation, while their downfall is the collapse of their morals and values. "Al-Najwa" is not merely a moral message; it is a cry of warning and a fervent call to Arab women to be a bulwark that protects families and societies from collapse.

فليكس فارس (1882–1939م) شاعر وأديب لبناني. كتب الشعر والمقالات الأدبية. تولى مناصب سياسية وكان نائبًا في البرلمان. وأسهم في الحركة الأدبية والسياسية في لبنان.