استلاب الهوية في رواية (في حضرة العنقاء و الخل الوفي)‎

الملخص EN

The dispossession of human rights by the political power represented by the state is a type of slavery, as it creates a society that is subject to any authority whose illegal laws are applied to it.

It is one of the most destructive types of authority for humans because it represents the state and society at the same time.

Thus, he becomes a helpless and submissive individual in society who does not reject the restrictions that he is bound by.

This is because the identity of the citizen represents his affiliation with the country in which he lives, as well as the fact that it provides him with protection and grants him the rights of citizenship.

Its loss makes him feel alienated within the country in which he lives.

It is a more severe alienation than if he suffers from in another country that is not his original home.

Here comes the question: Is the dispossessed person accepting that alienation and immersed in it? Does he have an innate willingness to accept his expulsion from the core of society? The hero of the novel (In the Presence of the Phoenix and Loyal friend) was a marginalized, psychologically tortured character on whom the government imposed alienation in her mother country.

The right of citizenship was not granted, which is an inevitable right for every person born in a place.

If we browse the laws of most countries of the world, we find that they grant everyone who is born on their land the nationality of the country of birth, even if his parents are not from the same country.

This person will be one of its citizens, and enjoy all the rights enjoyed by any citizen of two parents who hold the nationality of the country in which he was born.

However, the hero of the novel whose identity has been dispossessed was suffering since his childhood.

That lasted with him and later deprived him the right of parenthood.