movie refliction

Laa Moaakhtha Movie

This movie talks about an Egyptian Christian family that lives in Egypt and the effects between Christens and Muslims as they share one country. It shows a small Christian family consists of a father, a mother and one child boy. Their father died and the mother had to take care of herself and the child as a single mother. They went through lots of struggles as a single parent family and a Christians. Surprisingly, Abdullah is the father’s name, which is a Muslim name, but it is named from a Christian man. This seems to be the norm in Egypt. Hani, is the Christian boy, he moved from private American school to public school, his struggle struggled. He tried to adopt the new environment where all his classmates and most of the faculty and the principle are Muslims. Most importantly, this boy was raised well, and knows the manners such as, talking in a polite way to others. He is very quiet polite boy, and very intelligent. Unlike, his peers who are raised by poor families, mostly, and they are not behaving in good manners. In fact, this was a difficult for Hani to communicate with other students. Then, Hani became shocked when his religion teacher asked every student in class to say their complete name, because he wanted to know where they are Muslims or Christians. So, he only teaches the Islamic principles. Hani tried many times to tell his classmates, and everyone in the school that he is Christian, but he was afraid of the rejection. So, he decided on time to participate in the annual school singing competition, he memorized the 99 names of Allah and sign them during this competition, and he won. This is a very courageous action that he did. Ultimately, he tried to fit in this school and be accepted. However, this did not work and he was known, as Christian because Hani was bullied by a student and she the bruises of her boy, Hani and went to the principle and said that they are Christians. Then, everyone knew that Hani is a Muslim. Overall, Laa Moaakhtha movie manifests the Egyptian spirit for sharing one nation, regardless of religious believes. It addresses an important fact that Egyptians live in peace and harmony, and the unit in the country of Egypt. Thus, there are no differences among them.