نفوس شيطانية ( المجلد الأول ) – الأستاذ الدكتور محمد فياض
نفوس شيطانية
في كتابه الجريء “نفوس شيطانية”، يأخذنا الدكتور محمد فياض في رحلة مثيرة
عبر عوالم النفوس المظلمة، حيث تتخفى الشرور خلف واجهات الثراء والشهرة. يسرد
المؤلف تجاربه المؤلمة مع شخصيات أساءت إليه في مسيرته.
منذ عام 2011 وحتى الآن، يروي الدكتور فياض قصته مع خيانات وأكاذيب، حيث
تعرّض للسرقة والاستغلال من قبل أولئك الذين كانوا يعملون لديه، ويتعقب الفساد
الذي ينخر في عظام المجتمع. يكشف النقاب عن الأدوار الخفية التي يلعبها هؤلاء
الأشخاص، وكيف أن شخصيات لامعة تدعي الفضيلة والأخلاق، تكتنفها قلوب
مليئة بالفساد والأنانية- شخصيات تتلألأ في سماء المال والأعمال والسلطة والاعلام
والثقافة والقانون والدين والفن ومدعي الوطنية ومدعي الفضيلة والاخلاق الحميدة
ممن تعامل معهم شخصيا كأفراد ومجاميع على مستويات مختلفة لكن تحت هذه
الأضواء الساطعة، تخبئ قلوبهم ثعالب ماكرة ونفوسًا دنيئة حاقدة مملوءة بالفساد
والأنانية والالحاد.
يضم الكتاب لحظات مُحزنة عاشها في ندوات ولقاءات ثقافية كانت تُفترض أن تعزز
الفكر، لكنها تحولت إلى بؤر للفساد، والانحلال، ومواخير عهر وعربدة. لهذا، وجد
نفسه أسيرًا لمواقف أظهر فيها المجتمع فجوة أخلاقية خطيرة. فأدرك أن الغربة التي
شعر بها لم تكن فقط بسبب اختلاطه بهؤلاء الأشخاص، بل كانت نتيجة لفجوة
عميقة بين قيمه وقيمهم. إذ كيف يمكن لشخص يُعتبر مثقفا أن يتواجد في مكان
يعج بالمنافقين والمحتالين؟
هذا الكتاب دعوة للوعي واليقظة في مواجهة الفساد الذي ينخر في المجتمع. يسعى
الدكتور فياض إلى استرداد حقوقه المسلوبة، ويأمل أن يساهم في التغيير من خلال
كشف الحقائق المُرّة وخيبة الأمل التي عاشها بعدما استضاف أفرادًا من عائلته
وعاملوه بعكس ما كان يتوقع.
“نفوس شيطانية” هو شهادة على القوة والصمود في مواجهة الظلم، وبيان حذر
لأولئك الذين قد يتوهمون أن النجاح يأتي من وراء الأقنعة. إن هذا الكتاب هو
بمثابة دعوة لفتح الأعين على حقيقة عالم مُفعم بالتحديات والمحطات القاسية،
بعيدا عن الأضواء الساطعة. وإجمالا فإن هذا الكتاب يُعد بمثابة مرجع لكل من
يسعى لفهم أعماق النفس البشرية وأبعاد الفساد الذي يحيط بنا.
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Publisher : AEEH PRESS INC (April 13, 2024)
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Translation: Ashraf Al-Genbihi
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