The novel "The Men's Question" by Fathia Nasser is a literary work that boldly and deeply addresses human and social relations from a critical female perspective.

In this novel, the author poses questions about the concept of masculinity and femininity, and the relationships between men and women in Arab society, focusing on hidden internal conflicts and psychological contradictions. Through her calm and intense narrative style, she highlights models of men representing various aspects of the Arab male, between strength and weakness, love and control, loyalty and betrayal.

The work falls within the social-psychological literature and reveals the author's deep awareness of intellectual and social transformations in contemporary society, with a human touch that distinguishes her writings.